Mammals Can be Stimulated to Regrow Damaged Inner Retina Nerve Cells

The mouse retina has now been show to regenerate new neurons after damage. This is the first time evidence of regrowth of inner retinal nerve cells has been reported in mammals. The results suggest at least some types of retinal damage can be repaired. The findings hold promise for treating macular degeneration and other retinal disorders that lead to blindness.

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