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1 lications, most notably open angle glaucoma, zonular abnormalities, and cataract formation.
2  cells, cultured RPE are competent to form a zonular adhesion of N- rather than E-cadherin.
3 are not unique in localizing N-cadherin to a zonular adhesion typical of a monolayer epithelium, beca
4 ated, resistant to detergent extraction, and zonular, and cells become epithelioid.
5                           Different forms of zonular attachments are studied to determine which may m
6 psule and lens material, the position of the zonular attachments, and the location of the fetal nucle
7  The presence of the lens substance, capsule zonular attachments, and Wieger's ligament may play a ro
8  they completely surrounded each cell with a zonular belt by the late morula stage.
9 reased risk of complications associated with zonular compromise during cataract surgery has led to de
10 stologic findings were seen, suggesting that zonular dehiscence and lens dislocation may result from
11 etween the 2 groups except the occurrence of zonular dehiscence which was seen in 7% patients of Grou
12 e-closure glaucoma, and to capsular rupture, zonular dehiscence, and vitreous loss during cataract ex
13    Capsular lamellar separation and anterior zonular disruption are characteristic findings.
14 erior zonular insertions in association with zonular disruption.
15 se capsular lamellar separation and anterior zonular disruption.
16 assic description, the majority of posterior zonular fibers are not attached directly to the posterio
17        The attachment point of the posterior zonular fibers consisted of a dense meshwork of radially
18 erior view micrographs showed that posterior zonular fibers originate from the ciliary body and ancho
19                                              Zonular fibers projected from the posterior pars plicata
20                                 The anterior zonular fibers were then transected, and the experiment
21                                              Zonular fibers, also rich in fibrillin, insert into the
22 ator and served as an insertion platform for zonular fibers.
23         X-ray diffraction of hydrated bovine zonular filaments demonstrated meridional diffraction pe
24 of hydrated fibrillin-rich microfibrils from zonular filaments has been conducted to give an insight
25 ity to extracellular matrices, including the zonular filaments of mammalian eyes.
26 vidual microfibrils and X-ray diffraction of zonular filaments of the eye to establish the linearity
27 cations include mature cataract and abnormal zonular function.
28    The detachment started along the anterior zonular insertions in association with zonular disruptio
29        To evaluate new surgical treatment of zonular instability during cataract surgery.
30 ools for use during phacoemulsification when zonular instability is present.
31                         A high prevalence of zonular instability is seen in RP patients undergoing ca
32                              When faced with zonular instability, the increased availability and use
33 r cataract surgery success in the setting of zonular instability.
34 her evidence that a fine line exists between zonular insufficiency that can be stabilized with the CT
35 terior chamber volume, maintain capsular and zonular integrity, and protect the corneal endothelium a
36 st occurred during the 32-cell stage and was zonular just prior to the early blastocyst stage.
37 y E-cadherin dominant line (clone-YH) form a zonular N-cadherin junction if the protein is abundant.
38 caffolding protein containing five PSD95/dlg/zonular occludens-1 (PDZ) domains that tether NORPA (pho
39 75-589, which is separate from the PSD95/dlg/zonular occludens-1 (PDZ) interacting domain.
40             No eyes had clinical evidence of zonular pathology during their preoperative examination.
41  rapid (hours) recovery of a nearly complete zonular pattern of insoluble N-cadherin.
42  in mechanisms of cadherin accumulation in a zonular pattern, and a previously unrecognized cell-type
43  chromosome 1q22, the same location to which zonular pulverulent cataract was previously mapped.
44          Cx50-knockout lenses also developed zonular pulverulent cataracts, and lens abnormalities we
45  families with bilateral nuclear cataract or zonular pulverulent phenotype.
46        CZP1, a locus for autosomal dominant "zonular pulverulent" cataract, previously had been linke
47 ather than linear) actin organization, and a zonular (rather than punctate) distribution of more dete
48 lar support devices to enhance postoperative zonular stabilization.
49 est-corrected visual acuity (BCVA), lens and zonular status, capsular tension ring use, incidence of
50 , PPC was equally safe and showed no greater zonular stress compared with CCC in human cadaver eyes.
51          Miyake-Apple imaging showed minimal zonular stress, and thermocouple measurements demonstrat
52                                 Reduction of zonular tension across both orthogonal meridians caused
53                                              Zonular tension began with the lenses in the fully relax
54          These observations reveal that when zonular tension is applied to the fully relaxed lens, th
55 tens in the meridian (or meridians) in which zonular tension is applied.
56 s material during relaxed accommodation when zonular tension is greatest.
57 ortion are greater during accommodation when zonular tension is minimized.
58 meridian of relaxation or symmetrically when zonular tension is released from two orthogonal meridian
59                                           As zonular tension was increased across one meridian of all
60  periodicity is not altered at physiological zonular tissue extensions and Young's modulus is between
61                                   Four-point zonular traction applied 90 degrees apart produced symme
62                                              Zonular traction was applied manually either by grasping
63 before, during, and after the application of zonular traction.
64 eter and lens optical power before and after zonular transection were compared.
65 .0 +/- 6.5 D before and 10.6 +/- 8.0 D after zonular transection.
66 .8 +/- 10.7 g before to 15.0 +/- 7.8 g after zonular transection.
67 om 2.5 +/- 1.1 before to 2.0 +/- 1.2 D after zonular transection.
68 ile range) before and 0.25 +/- 0.19 mm after zonular transection.
69 xated cataracts of at least 6 clock hours of zonular weakness were included in the study.
70 glaucoma, corneal dysfunction, cataract, and zonular weakness, and may have systemic manifestations a
71 al acuity (BCVA), nuclear density, extent of zonular weakness, completeness of capsulotomy, and compl
72 rds (30 eyes) had more than 9 clock hours of zonular weakness.

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