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Stroma corneal regeneration

Nevertheless, the stroma might also have some ability to regenerate the cornea. That is what the Thill and his assistant study [7] seems to demonstrate with the highlighting of a new population of repairing stem cells located inside the adult human corneal stroma. These cells might evolve toward the monocyte-macrophage specie or toward the ti broblast specie (keratocytes). [Pg.57]

Bowman s layer is a thin homogeneous sheet of acellular randomly arranged collagen fibers lying between the epithelial basement membrane and the stroma. Bowman s layer is relatively tough and provides substantial resistance to corneal injury or infection. Because it cannot regenerate, scarring results when it is disrupted. [Pg.483]


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