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In Vivo Assessment of Molecular Aging by Quasi-Elastic Light Scattering in the Human Lens

O. Minaeva, S. Sarangi, J.A. Moncaster, D.M. Ledoux, C.A. Rook, F.J. Weng, J.I. Clark, D.G. Hunter, and L.E. Goldstein

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Abstract

Quasi-elastic light scattering analysis of long-lived lens proteins provides a practical, noninvasive technique and quantitative biomarker for objective, point-of-care assessment of molecular aging in a human body.

© 2016 Optical Society of America

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