Table 3.
Role of oxidative stress in TON.
Publication | Study Model | Results |
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Levkovitch-Verbin et al., 2000 [140] | Mice | Overexpressing superoxide dismutase, which metabolized ROS, increased RGCs survival in eyes with crush injury of the optic nerve. |
Lieven et al., 2006 [141] | Rat RGCs culture | Increased intracellular superoxide levels in retinal cell culture from rat eyes underwent optic nerve crush. |
Fitzgerald et al., 2010 [131] | Rat | Increased oxidative stress associated enzyme (manganese superoxide dismutase) in the TON model with optic nerve transection. |
Wells et al., 2012 [132] | Rat | Increased calcium flux and oxidative stress markers, and decreased catalase activity were found in TON model with optic nerve transection. |
Ahmed et al., 2013 [133] | Mice | Increased intraocular ROS levels were found in TON mice induced by giving pressure posterior to the globe. |
Szymanski et al., 2013 [137] O’Hare Doig et al., 2014 [138] | Rat | Increased ROS in secondary degeneration of TON in the model with partial optic nerve transection. |
Bernardo-Colón et al., 2018 [124] | Mice | Increased retinal superoxide and decreased superoxide dismutases-2 in eyes injured by over-pressure air waves. |