High-throughput solutions for large-scale disease phenotyping.
We have established scalable, high-throughput phenotyping methods for characterizing human and mouse eye diseases. The mouse eye phenotype screening service is available to laboratories throughout the world. Through the development of cooperative laboratory networks, we hope to expand our screening effort.
We have established a scalable, multilevel, high-throughput phenotyping laboratory to identify mouse models for eye disease.
Surgical Phenomics Capturing surgical events for careful clinical studies has always been a challenge.
TEMPO Uncovers Protein Origins in Living Eyes Palo Alto, CA — The eyes may be a window into the soul, but Stanford research scientists are now showing the eyes may also be a window into overall human health.
A New Method to Test Drug Implants in Mouse EyesPalo Alto, CA — In the operating room and clinic, Vinit Mahajan M.D., Ph.D., Stanford Ophthalmology vice chair for research and ChEM-H fellow, uses ocular drug implants (ODIs) to safely deliver steroids into the eye to treat a range of e
Exercise Improves Retinal HealthPalo Alto, CA —News outlets, fitness magazines, and health bloggers churn out hundreds of articles on the health benefits of exercise. And most people can tell you that exercise is an important factor in warding off heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and depression.
