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Chronic Hypoxic Signalling Reprograms Metabolism and Alters Redox and Lipid Homeostasis in Rod Photoreceptors

2026-07-08

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Photoreceptors are among the most metabolically active cells in the retina and are therefore highly sensitive to fluctuations in oxygen availability. Age-related tissue changes in the eye affect oxygen delivery to the outer retina, which may result in hypoxic stress within photoreceptors and can contribute to disease development and retinal degeneration. To investigate how chronic hypoxic signalling affects photor...

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04195cac-4d11-5cf0-b319-7e83216a7c62
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10.64898/2026.07.03.736307
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