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the initial laser pulses(passive) caused byreduced lens tissue transparency
oxidation processes inside the lenscausethe loss of lens transparency
a change in the chemical composition of the lensresultingin a loss of lens transparency
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two minerals whose increased concentrationsresultin the loss of lens transparency
opacity ... whose increased concentrationsresultin the loss of lens transparency
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of two gene products alpha - A and alpha - B(passive) are composeda role in maintaining lens transparency
Cataracts ... one or both eyescausesthe lens to lose transparency
Cataracts ... one or both eyescausesthe lens to lose its transparency
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The changes that happen due to the metabolic activities on the crystalline lens fibers over the time , lead to the development of the cataract , thuscausingthe lens to lose its transparency
to involve damage to lens protein by free radicalscausingthe lens to lose its transparency
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free radicalscausingthe lens to lose its transparency
Formation of cataracts is believed to involve damage to lens protein by free radicalscausingthe lens to lose its transparency
Cataract formation is believed to involve damage to lens protein by free radicalscausingthe lens to lose its transparency
when a natural protein clumps and folds togethercausesthe lens to lose transparency
of cataractous lenses experiences a low rate of apoptotic death , which is unlikely to cause a significant decrease in cell density , the accumulation of small scale epithelial losses may consequently result in an alteration of lens fiber formation and homeostasisultimately leadingto loss of lens transparency
Although the epithelium of cataractous lenses experiences a low rate of apoptotic death , which is unlikely to cause a significant decrease in cell density , the accumulation of small scale epithelial losses may consequently result in an alteration of lens fiber formation and homeostasisultimately leadingto loss of lens transparency
The damaged proteins accumulate , aggregate , and precipitatecausingthe lens to loose its transparency
various proteinsmay contributeto lens transparency
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three factorscontributeto the transparency of the lens
heterologous interactionsresultingin lens transparency
that alpha - crystallin is necessary for proper fiber cell formation andresultinglens transparency
These structural proteins , by virtue of their specific structural interactions and high concentrationscontributeto the transparency of the lens
These structural proteins , by virtue of their special structural interactions and high concentrationcontributeto the transparency of the lens
by a progressive accumulation of abnormal material within the cornea(passive) may be causedcorneal transparency
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ability of the compound 's electronic structureto ... leadto optical transparency
Abnormal regulation of these key regulatory stepsresultedin corneal transparency
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by a high level of light scattering from the dispersed water(passive) caused byoptical transparency
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