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Annual Review of Vision Science

Volume 10, 2024

Insights into Myopia from Mouse Models

Abstract

Animal models are critical for understanding the initiation and progression of myopia, a refractive condition that causes blurred distance vision. The prevalence of myopia is rapidly increasing worldwide, and myopia increases the risk of developing potentially blinding diseases. Current pharmacological, optical, and environmental interventions attenuate myopia progression in children, but it is still unclear how this occurs or how these interventions can be improved to increase their protective effects. To optimize myopia interventions, directed mechanistic studies are needed. The mouse model is well-suited to these studies because of its well-characterized visual system and the genetic experimental tools available, which can be combined with pharmacological and environmental manipulations for powerful investigations of causation. This review describes aspects of the mouse visual system that support its use as a myopia model and presents genetic, pharmacological, and environmental studies that significantly contribute to our understanding of the mechanisms that underlie myopigenesis.

Keyword(s): axial length, emmetropization, eye growth, mouse model, myopia, refractive error
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Insights into Myopia from Mouse Models
Annual Review of Vision Science 10, 213 (2024); https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-vision-102122-102059
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