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Optic Fiber Microsensor Reveals Specific Spatiotemporal Oxygen Uptake Profiles at the Mammalian Ocular Surface
Oxygen (O2) uptake by cells and tissues is a critical indicator of metabolic demand, changes in microenvironment, and pathophysiology. O2 uptake from the atmosphere accounts for virtually all the O2 consumption in the avascular cornea; however, a detailed spatiotemporal profile of corneal O2 uptake
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