Biochemistry & Bioanalytical
Uveitis
Uveitis is a group of intraocular inflammatory eye diseases that can result in irreversible blindness and vision loss. The eye is considered immune privileged due to a distinct blood-retinal barrier, however, breakdown of this immune privileged status and blood-retinal barrier can occur, resulting in ocular inflammation known as uveitis.1 At GD3, we induce uveitis through an intravitreal injection of the inflammatory protein TNFα. Following disease induction, our scientific experts conduct a variety of study readouts to shed light on disease pathology and the effect of therapeutic candidates.
Animal Species | Rabbit |
Method of Induction | Intravitreal injection of TNFα |
Follow up Period | 2- 6 Weeks |
Route of intervention | Topical (ocular), IVT, systemic |
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Reference:
- 1. Chan, C.-C. (2016). Animal models of Ophthalmic Diseases. Springer.
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