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Engineering High-Refractive-Index Proteins Inspired by Lens Crystallins
Lens proteins called crystallins form transparent and volume-spanning hydrogels which are able to refract incident light. The unique properties of these proteins include expression at concentrations up to 1000 mg/mL, dense packing into lenses with high refractive indices, and a lifelong stability wi
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