GzmB is the most extensively characterized, with evidence supporting both intracellular neurotoxicity and extracellular pathogenic functions mediated through protease-activated receptor signaling, ECM cleavage, outer blood–retina barrier disruption, angiogenesis, fibrosis, and chronic inflammation.
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