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Design and Application of a μSiM Outer Blood-Retinal Barrier (OBRB) Model as a Drug Development Tool

2026-08-24

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The outer blood-retinal barrier (OBRB) is the primary interface through which systemically circulating drugs reach the retina. A tool that measures delivery across this barrier would support the development of targeted therapies as alternatives to repeated intravitreal injection, and the screening of drugs that reach the retina as an off-target toxicity. Such a tool should deliver drugs fluidically through a vascu...

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Literature Corpus work: acbb1d4d-28d6-5b68-963a-101b90abdad1
DOI: 10.64898/2026.08.23.746552

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