| The activity of glutathione peroxidase was lower in noncataractous poodles than in cataractous poodles, but not significantly so. |
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| During a treatment at an outpatient clinic, the natural crystalline lens, which has become cataractous, is replaced with an artificial lens. |
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| A cataractous lens that is not treated and turns totally opaque and white is referred to as a ripe cataract. |
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| Methods: We studied 35 cataractous poodles aged 2 to 11 years, 14 noncataractous poodles and 15 noncataractous mixed-breed dogs. |
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| Outside, a tremulous wake of light stretched itself toward the cataractous moon. |
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| However, in many situations it would be incredible advantageous to actually see through a cataractous eye. |
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| For example, Swanson and Truesdale reported low levels of Se in cataractous human lens tissues. |
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| We evaluated the levels of enzymatic and nonenzymatic antioxidants in blood and aqueous humour of cataractous poodles in comparison to noncataractous poodles. |
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| While glutathione levels decrease gradually in normal lenses with advancing age, cataractous lenses contain only about one-tenth as much glutathione. |
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| Ergothioneine content in normal and senile human cataractous lenses. |
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| Identification and quantification of leucine aminopeptidase in aged normal and cataractous human lenses and ability of bovine lens LAP to cleave bovine crystallins. |
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