Experimental Eye Drops Restore Sight in Blind Mice
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Researchers at IBEC developed photoswitchable small-molecule drugs delivered as eye drops that restored important visual responses in animal models of blindness caused by photoreceptor degeneration, without requiring implanted devices or genetic modification, with early results indicating promising safety profiles.
The findings are limited to mouse models.
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