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Dopamine selectively regulates pediatric sclera/choroid interactions through the stimulation of exosome-associated retinoic acid

2025-07-14

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Postnatal eye growth is critical for healthy vision and yet, how this process is regulated at the cellular level is still unclear. The choroid is thought to play a crucial role in relaying signals from the retina to the sclera to modulate eye growth, but which cells are targeted and how they interact is not known. Using primary cultures of pediatric and adult human choroid and sclera stromal fib...

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d36f099e-1028-59e6-b7d6-a705713f48f4
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10.1101/2025.07.13.664562
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