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Myopia - from genes and environment to cellular responses and treatment
idal hypoxia relates to choroidal thinning and axial eye growth and how it interacts with the metabolic processes in the retina and sclera. New measurement techniques will be developed that implement artificial intelligence algorithms to improve diagnostics in myopia studies, especially in the periphery of the visual field. The proposed intersectorial and interdisciplinary ""MyoTreat"" project (including anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, optics, and genetics) will train PhD students in myopia research and generate and disseminate novel research results. The ultimate scientific goal is to identify new strategies for myopia therapy through hypothesis-driven translational research in various animal models as well as in humans." Myopia, gene-environment interaction, defocus detection, pathway analysis, hypoxia, choroid
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- EU
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- 2747743.2
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- EUR
Evidence & attribution
European Commission, CORDIS Horizon Europe project dataset. Metadata adapted.
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First collected: 2026-09-20T01:21:06.728Z. This is not the publication date.