ArticleScientifica2026
Can Persistent Blue Light Exposure Cause a Molecular Shift in the Vitreous of Rodents?
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- Can Persistent Blue Light Exposure Cause a Molecular Shift in the Vitreous of Rodents?Scientifica · 2026Article
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Abstract
This experimental rodent study aimed to explore changes in the vitreous metabolome caused by prolonged chronic environmental blue light stress and to elucidate the underlying mechanisms. Four separate groups of control (NC), blue light (LE), two blue blocking lenses (blue light-blocking lenses (BBLs), BL + Crizal Prevencia (CP) and BL+Duravision Blue protect (DP) and 8-week-old albino male Wistar rats were used in this experiment. Animals were subjected to blue LED light, with and without BBLs, for 90 days under a 12:12-h light:dark cycle and constant illumination at 450-500 lux. The control animals were maintained in standard laboratory conditions. Postexposure, the vitreous fluid (VF) was aspirated, stored at -20°C, and processed for LC-MS. We observed significant variation in amino acid (AA) abundance across four groups: normal control (NC), light exposure (LE), light exposure with Duravision Blue (DB) and light exposure with CP lenses. Specifically, there was a significant difference in AA content between NC and LE [
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