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Maria Markoulli

Maria Markoulli

Verified

Deputy Editor, Clinical and Experimental Optometry

Sydney

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Total articles 14

  • Tear film hTERT and corneal nerve characteristics in dry eye disease

    By Eric Papas, Jerome Ozkan, Maria Markoulli Verified, Rabia Mobeen| Taylor & Francis@ ABSTRACTClinical relevance The behaviour of human telomerase reverse transcriptase (hTERT) in tears reflects its role in maintaining the ocular surface homoeostasis, as it is increased after the initial fitting of contact lenses and post-overnight lid closure. Background hTERT has been shown to respond to cellular stress in neurodegenerative diseases and to enhance axonal regeneration after peripheral axotomy in an animal model.

    By Eric Papas, Jerome Ozkan, Maria Markoulli Verified, Rabia Mobeen · Taylor & Francis

    May. 16, 2024

  • Six minutes with Maria Markoulli

    By Floyd Alexander Hunt, Maria Markoulli Verified| Law Society Journal Australia@ A A A By Floyd Alexander Hunt - Jan 27, 2023 7:00 am AEDT Maria Markoulli is a solicitor at Harmers Workplace Lawyers currently practising in discrimination law, human rights law, and employment law. She has a particular interest in dispute resolution and works on both applicant and respondent matters. Markoulli is Chair of the NSW Young Lawyers Human Rights Sub-Committee and was awarded the NSW Young Lawyer of the Year award in late 2022. Markoulli shares her experiences and advice for young...

    By Floyd Alexander Hunt, Maria Markoulli Verified · Law Society Journal Australia

    Jan. 26, 2023

  • Tear film hTERT and corneal nerve characteristics in dry eye disease

    By Eric Papas, Jerome Ozkan, Maria Markoulli Verified, Rabia Mobeen| Taylor & Francis@ ABSTRACTClinical relevance The behaviour of human telomerase reverse transcriptase (hTERT) in tears reflects its role in maintaining the ocular surface homoeostasis, as it is increased after the initial fitting of contact lenses and post-overnight lid closure. Background hTERT has been shown to respond to cellular stress in neurodegenerative diseases and to enhance axonal regeneration after peripheral axotomy in an animal model.

    By Eric Papas, Jerome Ozkan, Maria Markoulli Verified, Rabia Mobeen · Taylor & Francis

    May. 16, 2024

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Clinical and Experimental Optometry