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    Das BK, Sun TX, Akhtar NJ, Chylack LT, Liang JJ.
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  • 33. Dehydroalanine crosslinks in human lens.
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  • 34. The relative UV sensitizer activity of purified advanced glycation endproducts.
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  • 37. Reversible binding of kynurenine to lens proteins: potential protection by glutathione in young lenses.
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  • 38. Chemiluminescent detection and imaging of reactive oxygen species in live mouse skin exposed to UVA.
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