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Developing retinal biomarkers of neurological disease: an analytical perspective
2015
Biomarkers in Medicine
The inaccessibility of the brain poses a problem for neuroscience. Scientists have traditionally responded by developing biomarkers for brain physiology and disease. The retina is an attractive source of biomarkers since it shares many features with the brain. Some even describe the retina as a 'window' to the brain, implying that retinal signs are analogous to brain disease features. However, new analytical methods are needed to show whether or not retinal signs really are equivalent to brain
doi:10.2217/bmm.15.17
pmid:26174843
pmcid:PMC4822679
fatcat:6jcywmid7replceer5fcbosbtu