The protein concentration gradient within eye lens might originate from constant osmotic pressure coupled to differential interactive properties of crystallins.

The protein concentration gradient within eye lens might originate from constant osmotic pressure coupled to differential interactive properties of crystallins.

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The protein concentration gradient within eye lens might originate from constant osmotic pressure coupled to differential interactive properties of crystallins.

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