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Investigating the Early Stages of Age-Related Cataract Formation
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Investigating the Early Stages of Age-Related Cataract Formation
The chemistry of structural proteins in the lens of the eye changes with age in ways that render the lens less flexible, contributing to vision issues such as presbyopia, and eventually degrade its transparency. Age-related cataracts are the outcome of chemical alterations that cloud the lens and eventually lead to blindness. Better understanding the chemistry involved in this loss of transparency should hopefully lead to ways to replace the pro…
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