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TL;DR
It concludes that while zebrafish are a valuable tool for recapitulating human genetic abnormalities, a complete understanding of all molecular factors in ocular pathophysiology is still lacking.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences · 3 authors, 1 centre
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It concludes that while zebrafish are a valuable tool for recapitulating human genetic abnormalities, a complete understanding of all molecular factors in ocular pathophysiology is still lacking.
This narrative review synthesizes literature on the zebrafish (*Danio rerio*) as a model for ocular diseases. The central conclusion is that zebrafish are a useful model for recapitulating hereditary genetic ocular abnormalities, but a complete picture of all molecular factors involved in ocular diseases has not yet been achieved. The review implies future translational research potential.