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PRECLINICAL PUBLICATION · 2014

Caspase-9 mediates photoreceptor death after blunt ocular trauma.

Rat / Other

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PMID 25190658 ↗2014Reported benefit

Caspase-9 mediates photoreceptor death after blunt ocular trauma.

RatOtherFemaleUnilateral intravitreal injectionAfter ballistic injury

Model: Ballistic blunt ocular trauma producing bilateral commotio retinae

Caspase-9 was activated in photoreceptors 5 hours after injury, and Pen1-XBIR3 inhibition reduced photoreceptor death and preserved electroretinographic function, giving structural and functional neuroprotection.

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