👉 The Murray Fluid, also known as the Murray Cell Fluid, is a specialized extracellular fluid found in the cells of the eye's anterior chamber, particularly in the iris and ciliary body. It plays a crucial role in maintaining the eye's aqueous humor balance, contributing to intraocular pressure regulation and providing nutrients to ocular tissues. This fluid is unique in its composition, rich in hyaluronan, which gives it high viscosity and helps retain water within the anterior chamber, ensuring proper lens accommodation and visual clarity. The Murray Fluid also participates in immune responses within the eye, helping to protect against pathogens and maintain ocular homeostasis.
