Knockout of A3 adenosine receptors reduces mouse intraocular pressure. - Concepedia

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Knockout of A3 adenosine receptors reduces mouse intraocular pressure.

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2002

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Marcel Y. Ávila, Richard A. Stone, Mortimer M. Civan

Abstract

The reduced IOP and altered purinergic responses of IOP in A3AR knockout mice support the conclusion that A3ARs contribute to the regulation of IOP.

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