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Cataract-Associated New Mutants S175G/H181Q of βΒ2-Crystallin and P24S/S31G of γD-Crystallin Are Involved in Protein Aggregation by Structural Changes.

International journal of molecular sciences - 5 Sept 2020

Song In-Kang, Na Seungjin, Paek Eunok, Lee Kong-Joo

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β/γ-Crystallins, the main structural protein in human lenses, have highly stable structure for keeping the lens transparent. Their mutations have been linked to cataracts. In this study, we identified 10 new mutations of β/γ-crystallins in lens proteomic dataset of cataract patients using bioinformatics tools. Of these, two double mutants, S175G/H181Q of βΒ2-crystallin and P24S/S31G of γD-crystallin, were found...

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PMID: 32899552
DOI: 10.3390/ijms21186504
PMCID: PMC7555777

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