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Alterations to proteins in the lens of hereditary Crygs-mutated cataractous mice.

Molecular vision - 11 Jun 2010

Ji Yinghong, Bi Hua, Li Na, Jin Hong, Yang Pengyuan, Kong Xiangyin, Yan Shunsheng, Lu Yi

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PURPOSE: To investigate the altered expression of proteins in the lens of mice with inherited cataracts. METHODS: Mice with inherited cataracts caused by a spontaneous mutation of the gene gamma S-crystallin (Crygs) were used as the subjects. Lens proteins were extracted and separated by two-dime...

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