




Investigating the molecular mechanisms underlying tear film stability and ocular surface health

Professor
The Wasserman Professor of Ophthalmology
Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine and Ophthalmology
Jules Stein Eye Institute
The Glasgow laboratory focuses on understanding the molecular mechanisms that regulate tear film stability and their implications for ocular surface disorders. His research explores the structure and function of tear lipocalins and their interactions with lipids to maintain ocular health.
Key research questions include:
Dr. Glasgow's work integrates biochemistry, structural biology, and clinical studies to advance our understanding of the tear film's role in maintaining a healthy ocular surface. His findings have significant implications for developing therapies for dry eye syndrome and other related conditions.
Glasgow BJ, Gasymov OK
Progress in Retinal and Eye Research (2020) • 85 citations
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Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2018) • 72 citations
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Journal of Biological Chemistry (2016) • 65 citations
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Experimental Eye Research (2014) • 59 citations
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