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  • 41. The formation of oxidatively induced high-molecular-weight aggregate of alpha-/gamma-crystallins.
    Huang FY, Chia CM, Ho Y.
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  • 44. Functional and structural studies of alpha-crystallin from galactosemic rat lenses.
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  • 45. Site-directed mutations within the core "alpha-crystallin" domain of the small heat-shock protein, human alphaB-crystallin, decrease molecular chaperone functions.
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  • 48. Analysis of the factors involved in the loss and restoration of the chaperone-like function of alpha-crystallin.
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  • 58. Thermally induced disintegration of the oligomeric structure of alphaB-crystallin mutant F28S is associated with diminished chaperone activity.
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