2000
DOI: 10.1006/exer.2000.0834
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Timolol Lowers Intraocular Pressure but Does Not Inhibit the Development of Experimental Myopia in Chick

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“…CCTS, CCBS, ODTS, TDTS and MCTS) compared with Trusopt and a number of other drugs that are used in glaucoma treatment or generally in ophthalmology, i.e. Benoxinate (local anaesthesia) [13], Tropamid (anticholinergy, midriatic) [14], Gentagut (antibacterial) [15]. All compounds were tested against the purified dog carbonic anhydrase enzyme.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CCTS, CCBS, ODTS, TDTS and MCTS) compared with Trusopt and a number of other drugs that are used in glaucoma treatment or generally in ophthalmology, i.e. Benoxinate (local anaesthesia) [13], Tropamid (anticholinergy, midriatic) [14], Gentagut (antibacterial) [15]. All compounds were tested against the purified dog carbonic anhydrase enzyme.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…IOP was observed to initially decrease in eyes wearing either negative or positive lenses, although the faster-growing eyes showed a later relative increase in IOP. 12 However, in a related study, 13 topical timolol, an IOP-lowering drug, failed to inhibit lens-induced myopic growth in young chicks.…”
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“…Pharmacological reduction of intraocular pressure had no effect on experimentally-induced myopia or hyperopia (Schmid et al, 2000), suggesting that intraocular pressure does not play a direct role in controlling the growth of the chick eye postnatally. Taken together, the results of these previous studies and the results of the present study indicate that in chicks, embryonic eye growth is dependent on intraocular pressure, whereas visually guided postnatal ocular growth is dependent on proteoglycan synthesis in the sclera.…”
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confidence: 99%