"Perfect The Transplant, Prevent the Transplant."
Iowa Lions Eye Bank is committed to engaging in cutting edge research activities that will revolutionize our understanding and treatment of eye disease. Our dedicated research team, in collaboration with a multidisciplinary group of faculty and staff at the University of Iowa, is tirelessly seeking out new discoveries and technologies that will improve eye banking practices and help restore vision loss.
This high throughput, mass spectrometry analysis gives insight to how diabetes affects corneal endothelial cell mitochondria. Visit our data sets page for a full download of data.
Amphotericin B treatment of donor tissue in storage is a safe way to combat against fungal infections in transplant recipients.
The first characterization of diabetic corneal endothelial cells in a rat model. This model is a good means to study the effects of diabetes on both donor tissue and recipient transplant success.
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For more information about research at the Iowa Lions Eye Bank please contact:
Greg Schmidt, Director of Research & Business Development
319-335-4117
gregory-schmidt@uiowa.edu