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Further analysis of the lens of ephrin-A5-/- mice: development of postnatal defects.

Molecular vision - 1 Jan 2013

Son Alexander I, Cooper Margaret A, Sheleg Michal, Sun Yuhai, Kleiman Norman J, Zhou Renping

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PURPOSE: The cells of the mammalian lens must be carefully organized and regulated to maintain clarity. Recent studies have identified the Eph receptor ligand ephrin-A5 as a major contributor to lens development, as mice lacking ephrin-A5 develop abnormal lenses, resulting in cataracts. As a foll...

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