Kate Thomson

University of Canberra

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Nicola Anstice

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA

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Myra Leung

University of Canberra

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Tamsin Kelly

University of Canberra

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Kristine Hardy

The Australian National University

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Ted Maddess

Australian National University

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Regan Ashby

University of Canberra

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Cindy Karouta

University of Canberra

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Faran SABETI

University of Canberra

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Robert Kucharski

Australian National University

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Articles (13)

Light Inhibits Lens-Induced Myopia through an Intensity-Dependent Dopaminergic Mechanism

Retinal Function in Young Adults Following Topical Application of Levodopa to the Eye

Administration of Nicotine Can Inhibit Myopic Growth in Animal Models

The role of the serotonergic system in atropine’s anti-myopic effects

The safety and tolerability of levodopa eye drops for the treatment of ocular disorders

Correlation between small-scale methylation changes and gene expression during the development of myopia

Transcriptome-based insights into gene networks controlling myopia prevention.

Transcriptome-based insights into gene networks controlling myopia prevention

Insights into the mechanism of atropine's anti-myopia effects

Coadministration with carbidopa enhances the antimyopic effects of levodopa in chickens

Topical application of dopaminergic compounds can inhibit deprivation myopia in chicks

Form-Deprivation and Lens-Induced Myopia Are Similarly Affected by Pharmacological Manipulation of the Dopaminergic System in Chicks

Levodopa inhibits the development of lens-induced myopia in chicks

Collaborators (9)

Nicola Anstice

Myra Leung

Tamsin Kelly

Kristine Hardy

Ted Maddess

Regan Ashby

Cindy Karouta

Faran SABETI

Robert Kucharski

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