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IDENTIFICATION OF HUMAN PHOTORECEPTORS SUITABLE FOR CELL REPLACEMENT STUDIES IN A PRECLINICAL ACHROMATOPSIA MODEL

2026-06-26

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Cell replacement represents a potential treatment modality for retinal disorders characterized by photoreceptor loss. However, photoreceptor replacement approaches have not been clinically established. To take this forward, the main goal of this study was to systematically compare human photoreceptors of different ages and identify those that enable functional integration into the degenerative r...

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635f5dfe-9d98-50fd-ad66-e2d070f7a80b
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10.64898/2026.06.22.733728
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