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title

Quantitative analysis of animal model lens anatomy: accommodative range is related to fiber structure and organization (English)

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Kuszak JR

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Mazurkiewicz M

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Jison L

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Madurski A

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Ngando A

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Zoltoski RK

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publication date

1 September 2006

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published in

Veterinary Ophthalmology

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volume

9

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issue

5

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page(s)

266-280

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The mechanism of accommodation in primates.

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