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Optical plasticity in the crystalline lenses of the cichlid fish Aequidens pulcher.
One of the reasons that the crystalline lenses of vertebrate eyes are highly transparent is that most of the cells have broken down all of their organelles, including the nuclei. These cells can neither synthesize new proteins nor generate energy by electron transport in the mitochondria. Only in th
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