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Pythium insidiosum, a pathogenic oomycete, is a common causative organism of infectious corneal ulcer. Studying the innate immune response at the ocular surface is important for better understanding of the underlying pathogenesis and host defense against P. insidiosum infection.

Involvement of Toll-like receptor 2 on human corneal epithelium during an infection of Pythium insidiosum