Changes in mRNA levels of the Myoc/Tigr gene in the rat eye after experimental elevation of intraocular pressure or optic nerve transection.
Farid Ahmed(National Eye Institute), Stanislav I. Tomarev(National Institutes of Health), Elaine C. Johnson(Oregon Health & Science University), John C. Morrison(Johns Hopkins University), Mario Torrado(Universidade da Coruña)
PubMed
December 1, 2001
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