Роль PEDF в образовании фибриллярных внеклеточных структур при миопии
Диссертация
PEDF (pigment epithelium-derived factor), отнесенный к семейству неингибиторных серпинов, является мультифункциональным регуляторным фактором, одним из наиболее важных для нормального развития и функционирования тканей глаза. К числу его биологических активностей относятся протекторное воздействие на нейроны сетчатки, антиангиогенная активность, дифференцирующее воздействие на клетки пигментного… Читать ещё >
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