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Human corneal cell culture models for drug toxicity studies

Rönkkö et al., 2016

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1172884742379056046
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Rönkkö S
Vellonen K
Järvinen K
Toropainen E
Urtti A
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Drug delivery and translational research

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In vivo toxicity and absorption studies of topical ocular drugs are problematic, because these studies involve invasive tissue sampling and toxic effects in animal models. Therefore, different human corneal models ranging from simple monolayer cultures to three …
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