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Changes in protein profiles of guinea pig sclera during development of form deprivation myopia and recovery.

Molecular vision - 27 Oct 2010

Zhou Xiangtian, Ye Juxiu, Willcox Mark D P, Xie Ruozhong, Jiang Liqin, Lu Runxia, Shi Jianzhen, Bai Yan, Qu Jia

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PURPOSE: To investigate changes in protein profiles of posterior sclera in guinea pigs during development of form deprivation myopia and recovery. METHODS: Three groups of guinea pigs (developing form deprivation myopia, recovering from the myopia and normal control) were evaluated for protein profiles of the posterior sclera using two-dimensional gel electrophoresis. Protein spots with a different intensity of...

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