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Latanoprost-induced pigmentation in human iridial melanocytes is fibroblast dependent

Smith-Thomas et al., 2004

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4561923230584766208
Author
Smith-Thomas L
Moustafa M
Spada C
Shi L
Dawson R
Wagner M
Balafa C
Kedzie K
Reagan J
Krauss A
Woodward D
MacNeil S
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Experimental eye research

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The prostaglandin F2α derivative, latanoprost (LT), used in glaucoma treatment, can induce pigmentation in irises of patients with hazel or heterochromatic eye colour. The mechanism by which LT induces pigmentation in the iris is not yet established, although it does not …
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