Sentence examples for lens cortex from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the bacterial growth potential of residual lens cortex after phacoemulsification with the development of endophthalmitis.

AQP0/filensin crosslinking was not detected in superficial young fiber cells, but increased with fiber cell age in the lens cortex.

The cellular transport mechanisms that mediate the regulation of fiber cell volume in the lens cortex are only just beginning to be elucidated.

Because the lens cortex and nucleus have different viscoelastic properties in young and old lenses, we hypothesize that external forces during accommodation cause shear stress predominantly in this border zone.

The H2O2 levels in 46- to 60-day-old UPL rat lenses are significantly higher than in normal rats, and the Aβ1 42 levels in 53- and 60-day-old UPL rats are also increased only in lens epithelium containing capsules (capsule-epithelium), not in the lens cortex and nucleus.

During light adaptation the refractive power of the lens cortex, the outermost 40 percent, is reduced.

In principle, each of the lens structures (cortex, nucleus, embryonic lens nucleus) can become opaque and therefore cause a cataract.

The experimental data on shear modulus indicate that, for young lenses, the cortex is stiffer than the nucleus.

To evaluate the lens thickness, anterior cortex space, nucleus thickness, and posterior cortex space in cataractous eyes and compare them with those in eyes of younger patients with clear lenses.

We found that small cortical and cuneiform opacities are accompanied by changes in fiber structure and architecture mainly in the equatorial border zone between the lens nucleus and cortex.

Of these 82, eight genes, i.e. Cdh8, Fgf14, Gabrg2, Neurod1, Neurod6, Pde1c, Tmem2 and Wnt2b, were found common between 381 differentially expressed genes identified here with opposite trends responding to the loss of Pax6 function in newborn mouse lens and embryonic cortex.