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[Comparison on molecular characteristics of human gamma D-crystallin protein and its five mutations].

Yan ke xue bao = Eye science - 1 Sept 2007

Liu Zhenzhen, Wu Mingxing

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OBJECTIVE: To gain further information on the mechanisms underling the cataractogenesis by bioinformatics analysis on molecular characteristics of gamma D-crystallin (CRYGD) protein and its five cataract-associated mutations. METHODS: With the analyzing software in bioinformatics website, we analyzed the (R14C, P23T, human wild-type CRYGD protein and the five reported mutations R36S, R58H and W156X), focusing on...

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Cataract
Computational Biology
Genotype
Humans
Molecular Sequence Data
Mutation
gamma-Crystallins

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PMID: 18041179

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CRYGD

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