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FEBS Letters
Glycation of crystalline in lenses from aging and diabetic individuals
van Boekel, M.A.M.1  Hoenders, H.J.1 
[1] Department of Biochemistry, University of Nijmegen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
关键词: Glycation;    Diabetes;    Aging;    Crystallin;    Cataract;    Lens;    HM;    high molecular weight material;    HPGPC;    high pressure gel permeation chromatography;    BCA;    bicinchoninic acid;    WS;    water soluble;    EDTA;    ethylene diamino tetra-acetate;   
DOI  :  10.1016/0014-5793(92)81446-S
学科分类:生物化学/生物物理
来源: John Wiley & Sons Ltd.
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Water-soluble crystallins were obtained from clear human lenses of different age(4–81-year-olds) and lenses of individuals showing senile and diabetic cataracts. Levels of early glycation products were high in the high molecular weight material (HM) and the α-crystallin fractions, compared with β and γ-crystallins. This difference becomes more prominent upon aging. The content of total early glycation products in HM and α-crystallin increases clearly with age, whereas levels remain relatively constant in the β- and α-crystallins. There is an elevation of early products in cataractous lenses from diabetic individuals compared with those suffering from senile cataract. Specific non-tryptophan fluorescence (excitation/emission wavelengths 370/440 nm), used as an indicator for late glycation products, increased dramatically with age and was 2-fold higher in the diabetic subjects. Levels of fluorescence decreased in the order HM > α- > b > γ-crystallins. The results suggest an increase in glycation rate in α-crystallin as a result of aging and diabetes, while the rate of glycation of β- and γ-crystallins remains almost constant.

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