Wilson S E

Wordinger R J, Clark A F, Agarwal R, Lambert W, Wilson S E

HTM cells express alternatively spliced growth factor receptor isoforms, suggesting these variants may critically regulate HTM function and glaucoma pathogenesis.

Wordinger R J, Clark A F, Agarwal R, Lambert W, McNatt L, Wilson S E et al.

Human trabecular meshwork cells express functional growth factor receptors, with some stimulating and others inhibiting cell activity. This suggests growth factors regulate HTM function, potentially impacting glaucoma development.

Wilson S E, Bourne W M, Maguire L J, Rahhal F M, Ribaudo R K, Kreutzer D L et al.

This study found no significant differences in aqueous humor composition, including fibrinogen, between Fuchs' dystrophy and control eyes, supporting Fuchs' as a primary corneal endothelial disorder.

Wilson S E, Bourne W M, O'Brien P C, Brubaker R F

This study found Fuchs' dystrophy patients had normal endothelial permeability, but advanced cases with guttata showed increased corneal thickness, suggesting impaired endothelial pump function.

Kerstetter J R, Brubaker R F, Wilson S E, Kullerstrand L J

This study found a prostaglandin derivative lowered eye pressure significantly without reducing aqueous humor flow, suggesting a novel mechanism for glaucoma treatment.