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The tear film's mucoaqueous layer is a dynamic fluid coating the ocular surface, crucial for hydration, lubrication, antimicrobial defense, nutrient delivery, waste removal, and optical clarity. It comprises mucins (primarily MUC5AC) and aqueous components (water, electrolytes, proteins, immunoglobulins, enzymes) forming a hydrated gel that adheres to the cornea. Disruption of this layer leads to tear film instability, increased evaporation, and hyperosmolarity, hallmarks of dry eye syndromes.
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