Plain-language summary
Topical eye-drop formulations of carnosine, aminoguanidine, and aspirin were tested against placebo in diabetic rats prone to cataract formation. Carnosine drops delayed lens opacification, supporting a local anti-glycation mechanism in ocular tissue.
Key takeaways
- ›Carnosine drops slowed cataract formation.
- ›Local delivery is feasible for ocular targets.
- ›Cross-references the eye-health literature.
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