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Ocular tissue responsible for mechanical protection and lubrication includes the cornea, sclera, conjunctiva, eyelids (including meibomian glands), and tear film. These structures protect the eye from physical damage, infection, and dryness while maintaining a smooth optical surface for clear vision. Key molecular components include mucins, collagen, and lipids, contributing to barrier function, lubrication, and structural integrity. Dysfunction in these tissues can lead to dry eye disease, keratitis, and other ocular surface disorders.
N/A - This is a tissue system, not a single molecular target. Drugs act on various components (e.g., artificial tears supplement lubrication).
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