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Discovery of nasal stimulator tied to diabetic eye vessels
Johns Hopkins researchers identify a nasal like substance that stimulates abnormal blood vessel growth in diabetic eyes, a key step toward preventing blindness. Findings track with retinal signals and a cow derived molecule showing similar vessel growth, offering a path to inhibitors and laser treatments.
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Washington
Johns Hopkins University
Bert M. Glaser
Research To
Voluntary
Eye Research Foundation
Glaser and Associates
Glaser
Norman Selberg
Will’s Eye Hospital
Philadelphia
Selberg
Johns Hopkins