Frédéric Michon

This study shows that Pitx2-associated glaucoma causes sex-specific changes in corneal nerve structure and sensory function, with females showing more inflammatory and stress-related changes than males.

This study identifies conserved and species-specific molecular pathways in tear film during corneal wound healing in humans and mice.

This study shows that sex hormones influence corneal graft rejection risk by modulating tear composition, epithelial dynamics, and sensory function, with androgen treatment reversing these sex-linked differences.

This study uses proteomic analysis to track tear fluid changes after PRK, identifying key molecular events in corneal repair and potential biomarkers for healing.

This study investigates corneal wound healing using multi-omics analyses, identifying molecular factors and epithelial plasticity mechanisms critical for tissue regeneration.

This study compares corneal nerve recovery mechanisms after two types of injury, finding differences in regeneration and sensitivity based on injury type.

This study shows that OPA1 mutation causes corneal innervation issues, including reduced sensitivity and impaired regeneration, despite normal epithelial function.

This study describes the maturation and wound healing of zebrafish corneas, highlighting their robustness in maintaining clarity despite environmental challenges.