Interactions of choroid and sclera in the myopia model of the chicken

Following drug injections, thickness changes of choroid and sclera were correlated and occurred without phase delay. Numbers of DA and RALDH2 co-expressing cells in the choroid increased. Choroidal dopaminergic cells that synthesize atRA appear to act as activators of scleral metabolic activity during both scleral growth stimulation and inhibition.

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Experimental Eye Research
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2026-02-04
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.exer.2026.110904
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Retinal Development and Disorders
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Interactions of choroid and sclera in the myopia model of the chicken

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Interactions of choroid and sclera in the myopia model of the chicken

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Abstract

Following drug injections, thickness changes of choroid and sclera were correlated and occurred without phase delay. Numbers of DA and RALDH2 co-expressing cells in the choroid increased. Choroidal dopaminergic cells that synthesize atRA appear to act as activators of scleral metabolic activity during both scleral growth stimulation and inhibition.

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