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What are mitochondria and why are they important for vision?

In this video, learn what mitochondria are and how our work to learn more about them aims to prevent vision loss.

Meet the energy pack of the cell

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Why mitochondria matter

Mitochondria are like microscopic batteries that provide most of the energy our cells need – and might be the key to new treatments for many eye diseases.

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Mitochondria research

Our researchers investigate the role of mitochondrial function and genetics in neurodegenerative disorders, particularly glaucoma and other diseases of the optic nerve.

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