Impact of Extended Lens-Induced Myopia on Retinal Structure and Function in Mice

Prolonged lens-induced myopia in mice induces time-dependent structural and functional retinal alterations, particularly in the inner layers. This model underscores the significance of early retinal monitoring under long-term myopic conditions and serves as a platform for investigating retinal vulnerability and developing preservation strategies over time.

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Current Eye Research
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2025-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.1080/02713683.2025.2557590
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Retinal Development and Disorders
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Abstract

Prolonged lens-induced myopia in mice induces time-dependent structural and functional retinal alterations, particularly in the inner layers. This model underscores the significance of early retinal monitoring under long-term myopic conditions and serves as a platform for investigating retinal vulnerability and developing preservation strategies over time.

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