Replicating a Paper 30 Years On: Zhang et al, 1991
Figure 1: Corneal cells examined using spectral microscopy from the paper (left) and from a more modern dataset (right). Introduction The corneal endothelium is a singe layer of cells on the inner surface of the cornea which governs fluid transport to the cornea. The cells normally are uniformly sized and roughly hexagonal. Examining the cell morphology (shape, area distribution, etc.) can be a useful way of studying disease. Using specular microscopy, it is possible to examine these cells in-vivo. ...