Comparative Study
[Na-K-ATPase activity in the normal aging crystalline lens and in senile cataract]
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French]
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Comparative Study
[Na-K-ATPase activity in the normal aging crystalline lens and in senile cataract]
[Article in
French]
Arch Ophtalmol (Paris).
1976 Jun-Jul.
Abstract
Activity of Na-K-ATPase decreases in normal bovine and human lens with age. In senile cataract this tendency continues to some extent. In most lenses, clear or opaque, the presence of an inhibitor to Na-K-ATPase can be demonstrated. Its activity which is not influenced by a dialysis, seems to vary greatly. So it is impossible for the moment being to draw conclusions on this special point, except perhaps a certain increase of the inhibition during aging.
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