Experimental Studies on the Blood-Aqueous Barrier

Laser flaremetric evaluation of experimentally induced blood-aqueous barrier disruption in cats

“…Results of several studies [47][48][49] indicate that topical ocular application of pilocarpine increases the permeability of the BAB in animals. In humans, topically applied pilocarpine increases permeability of the BAB to plasma proteins in a dose-dependent manner.…”

Laser flaremetric evaluation of experimentally induced blood-aqueous barrier disruption in cats

“…Results of several studies [47][48][49] indicate that topical ocular application of pilocarpine increases the permeability of the BAB in animals. In humans, topically applied pilocarpine increases permeability of the BAB to plasma proteins in a dose-dependent manner.…”

Fluorescent dyes as a reliable tool in P2X7 receptor-associated pore studies

“…Although David Brewster first used the expression 'internal dispersion' to explain fluorescence phenomena in 1838, Stokes coined the term 'fluorescence' to report light emission evoked during excitation. In 1871, Adolf von Baeyer synthesized the first fluorescent dye, fluorescein (Baeyer 1871), which is currently used for ophthalmic diagnostics (Stocker 1946(Stocker , 1947Campbell and Boyd 1950).…”

Laser flaremetric evaluation of experimentally induced blood-aqueous barrier disruption in cats

“…Results of several studies [47][48][49] indicate that topical ocular application of pilocarpine increases the permeability of the BAB in animals. In humans, topically applied pilocarpine increases permeability of the BAB to plasma proteins in a dose-dependent manner.…”

Fluorescent dyes as a reliable tool in P2X7 receptor-associated pore studies

“…Although David Brewster first used the expression 'internal dispersion' to explain fluorescence phenomena in 1838, Stokes coined the term 'fluorescence' to report light emission evoked during excitation. In 1871, Adolf von Baeyer synthesized the first fluorescent dye, fluorescein (Baeyer 1871), which is currently used for ophthalmic diagnostics (Stocker 1946(Stocker , 1947Campbell and Boyd 1950).…”

Laser flaremetric evaluation of experimentally induced blood-aqueous barrier disruption in cats

“…Results of several studies [47][48][49] indicate that topical ocular application of pilocarpine increases the permeability of the BAB in animals. In humans, topically applied pilocarpine increases permeability of the BAB to plasma proteins in a dose-dependent manner.…”

Fluorescent dyes as a reliable tool in P2X7 receptor-associated pore studies

“…Although David Brewster first used the expression 'internal dispersion' to explain fluorescence phenomena in 1838, Stokes coined the term 'fluorescence' to report light emission evoked during excitation. In 1871, Adolf von Baeyer synthesized the first fluorescent dye, fluorescein (Baeyer 1871), which is currently used for ophthalmic diagnostics (Stocker 1946(Stocker , 1947Campbell and Boyd 1950).…”