...Adam Elias Broendsted; Michael Stormly Hansen; Henrik Lund-Andersen; Birgit Sander; Line Kessel Purpose: Direct measurement of the transmission of light through the human lens is not possible in vivo unless invasive techniques are used. In the current study, a reliable in vivo estimate...

..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Scheimpfiug imaging Human lens Capsular density Geometric correction Ophthalmie Research Ophthalmic Res 1996;28(suppl 2):86 91 A. Wegener H. Laser Department of Experimental Ophthalmology, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms...

... structural properties of the hydrocarbon chains of DHS membranes isolated from human lenses. The phase transition temperature of human lens DHS was 9 o C higher than for bovine brain sphingomyelin membranes and 14 and 7 °C higher than human lens cortical and nuclear membranes, respectively. This increase...

... Human Lenses1 Andreas Deussena, Hans Panb aZentrum für Physiologie und Klinische Physiologie und bAugenklinik der Universität Düsseldorf. BRD Key Words. Human lens Water content Cataract Abstract. The present study evaluates the regional water content of clear and cataractous human lenses. In order...

... bovine lenses, ATP and ADP levels of human lenses were highest in the anterior cortex, followed by the posterior cortex and the nucleus (ta­ bles 1,2). In the human lens nucleus, how­ ever, ADP and ATP levels were 3 to 5-fold higher than respective levels in bovine lenses. At 24-48 h postmortem ATP...

...P.Y. Xie; A. Kanai; A. Nakajima; S. Kitahara; A. Ohtsu; K. Fujii Glutathione and its related enzymes were measured for normal and cataractous human lenses. Glutathione decreased progressively with the development of cataracts. This decrease was more pronounced in the nucleus than in the capsule...

.... Nervonic acid (C-24:1) content was increased in cataractous nuclei as compared to normal and cataractous whole lenses. Gangliosides Lens Human lens Fatty acids Cataracts Ganglioside analysis © 1988 S. Karger AG, Basel 1988 Copyright / Drug Dosage / Disclaimer Copyright: All rights reserved...

... capacity 14C-cortisol was decreased by the addition of 8.0 m of urea and restored Lens protein partially by dialysis, suggesting that the binding of cortisol Rat lens to the lens protein is reversible and that thiohydryl groups Human lens and hydrogen bonds are important as a binding site. Senile cataract...

.... 8: 147-156 (1969). H arding, J.J.: Free and protein-bound glutathione in normal and cataractous human lenses. Biochem.J. 117: 957-960 (1970). Harding, J.J.: The nature and origin of the urea-insoluble protein of the human lens. Exp. Eye Res. 12:33-40 (1972). Hess, C.: Pathologie und Therapie des...

..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Senile cataract Lens weight Lens water Cataractogenesis Lens growth Lens dry weight Human lens 21 06 1971 15 09 1971 9 12 2009 Ophthal.Rcs. 3: 108-113 (1972) Changes in Weight and in ProteinWater Ratio...

.... There are species differences in conjugation of steroid in the lens. Conjugation in the human lens was found to be more active than that in other animals. Sulphate conjugation of cortisol in the cataractous lens was less than that in a normal human lens, whereas no change was found in glucuronide conjugation...

..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Fluorescence Human lens Scheimpflug photography Aging Ophthalmie Res. 13:224-228 (1981) In vivo Lens Fluorescence Photography S. Lerman , O. Hockwinb, V. Dragomirescuh aLaboratory for Ophthalmie Research, Department...

...P. Marlat; P.G. Bracchi; G. Maraini The levels of Na + , K + , Ca ++ , ribonuclease activity, soluble and insoluble proteins have been determined in unselected senile cataractous human lenses and in non-cataractous postmortem lenses. The lenses were classified according to increasing opacification...

.... Ketohexokinase Human lens Short Communication Ophthalmic Res. 1 4 :361-362 (1982) Presence of Ketohexokinase (EC 2.7.1.3) in Human Lenses C. Ohrloff, O. Hockwin1 Institut für experimentelle Ophthalmologie, Abteilung Biochemie des Auges, Universität Bonn, BRD Keywords. Ketohexokinase Human lens Abstract...

... to in the content or advertisements. Human lens Glutathione reductase Fructose diphosphate aldolase Cataract Plasma constituents Blood urea Ophthalmic Res.15: 136-139 (1983) © 1983 S. Karger AG. Basel 0030-3747/8 3 /0 1 53-0136 $2.75/0 Studies of Lens Enzyme Activities in Relation to Cataract Type...

... Metabolism in Normal Human Lenses in vitro J. F. R. Kuck, Jr. Emory University. Department of Ophthalmology, Atlanta, Ga., USA KeyWords. Human lens Leucine transport Leucine incorporation Ultraviolet light Abstract. A series of lens pairs (each pair from the same donor) from human eyebank eyes were...

... lens Mated pair Leucine accumulation Leucine incorporation Age Eyebank storage Ophthalmic Res. 74:450-458(1982) Leucine Metabolism by Same-Donor Pairs of Human Lenses from Eye Bank Eyes J.F.R.Kuck Emory University, Department of Ophthalmology, Atlanta, Ga., USA Key Words. Human lens Mated...

...S.S. Ahmad; K.C. Tsou; S.I. Ahmad; M. Ataur Rahman The effect of cataractogenesis on the behavior of some enzymes involved in glucose metabolism was examined histochemically both in human lenses and in rat lenses from rats with alloxan-induced diabetes. Several modifications in the currently...

... 1984 4 12 2009 Human lens Cataractogenesis Rat lens Alloxan treatment Electrolyte changes Na-K ATPase Enzyme histochemistry © 1985 S. Karger AG, Basel 1985 Copyright / Drug Dosage / Disclaimer Copyright: All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be translated...

... to in the content or advertisements. Human lens Intumescent cataract Lens proteins Water-soluble Water-insoluble Urea-soluble Urea-insoluble Original Papers Ophthalmic Res. 18: 61-67 (1986) O 1986 S. Karger A G . Basel 0030-3747/86/0182-0061$2.75/0 Lens Proteins in Intumescent Cataract Peter J...