A unique chaperonin designated "alpha" combats the deamidation of asparagine and oxidation of methionine that lead to the aggregation of unstructured protein clumps in this structure, which is surgically removed by phaco-emulsification.
In this structure, phakinin and filensin form "beaded filaments." At cold temperatures, its cytosol can separate into an aqueous two-phase system because of attraction between its low-molecular weight gamma proteins. A unique chaperonin designated "alpha" combats the deamidation of asparagine and oxidation of methionine that lead to the aggregation of unstructured protein clumps in this structure, which is surgically removed by phaco-emulsification. Diabetes can cause this structure to accumulate sorbitol and readily detectable Amadori products. The hyaloid artery forms a dense network of capillaries surrounding this structure during development. Zonules connect the ciliary body to this structure, whose epithelial cells lose their mitochondria and nuclei during differentiation. A process called accommodation adjusts its curvature. For 10 points, name this structure in the vertebrate eye that loses its transparency in cataracts.
In this structure, phakinin and filensin form "beaded filaments.
crystalline lens [prompt on "eye" or equivalents; antiprompt on "epithelial (cells)" or equivalents]