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Accumulation and Aberrant Modifications of α-Crystallins in Anterior Polar Cataracts
, 2004 Crystallins are the major proteins found in the lens, and the localization of specific crystallins is well known. Overexpression and accumulation of αB-crystallin has been observed in response to stress conditions or in certain diseases, such as brain ...
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, 2001 The major function of human lens is to focus the incident light on the retina without light scattering. The transparency and the precise refraction depend on the close packing of water-soluble structural proteins, called crystallins.
Zhang, Zhongli
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Maximum tryptophan emission wavelengths for wild-type and mutant αB-crystallins.
, 2013 Maximum tryptophan emission wavelengths for wild-type and mutant αB-crystallins.
Teresa M. Treweek (378554) +5 more
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Post-translational Modifications, Structure and Function of Human Lens Crystallins
, 2011 Cataract is an opacification of the lens causing reduction in vision over time. It is one of the leading causes of vision loss among adults age 55 and older.
Asomugha, Chinwe
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, 1994 Post-translational modification as a result of aging or disease is thought to disrupt the proper close packing of the lens crystallins, causing a change in the refractive index and opacity of the lens.
Miesbauer, Laura Jennene
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Ca2+-binding Motif of βγ-Crystallins*
Journal of Biological Chemistry, 2014 S. S. Srivastava +3 more
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Solution properties of γ‐crystallins: Hydration of fish and mammal γ‐crystallins
Protein Science, 2014 Huaying Zhao +5 more
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The Interplay Between Antioxidant and Chaperone Functions of α-Crystallin. [PDF]
CellsSharma K, Santhoshkumar P, Tender T.
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βA4-Crystallin Mutations Disrupt Structural Stability and Crystallin Interactions in Congenital Cataract Pathogenesis. [PDF]
Invest Ophthalmol Vis SciLin X +11 more
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