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Retinal neurophysiology scientist. My work involves disorders of retinal degeneration and how those diseases affect the intrinsic retinal circuitry including the implications for rescue of vision via gene therapy, and retinal bionic or biological implants. Other research efforts involve exploring Metabolomics [utah.edu] for application in understanding physiology and medicine and for drug development.
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Retinal neurophysiology scientist. My work involves disorders of retinal degeneration and how those diseases affect the intrinsic retinal circuitry including the implications for rescue of vision via gene therapy, and retinal bionic or biological implants. Other research efforts involve exploring Metabolomics [utah.edu] for application in understanding physiology and medicine and for drug development.
Blog [utah.edu]
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Seeing your own retinal vascular network (Score:2)
1. Make a small pinhole in a sheet of opaque material
2. Find a very bright white illuminated area (a light box, bright hazy sky, etc.)
3. Close one eye