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This paper describes a first approach to establish a master data base of human lens crystallins obtained by computer analysis of standardized two-dimensional lenticular protein patterns. To facilitate the eventual identification of the spots, the major crystallins have been separated into alpha-, beta H-, beta L- and gamma-crystallin fractions by gel filtration. The authors encourage colleague investigators to collaborate in a common effort in order to arrive eventually at a two-dimensional gel data base of all lenticular proteins.
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Bloemendal et al. (2009) studied this question.
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