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Item Clinico-biochemical study of experimental complicated cataracts.(1991-10-01) Sihota, R; Mohan, M; Angra, S K; Mathur, R LClinically observed complicated cataracts, generally do not have a definite causal factor. We studied the effects of E. coli toxin injected suprachoroidally, to simulate the effect of toxins released by extraocular organisms on the lens. 79.2% of eyes had a definable cataract at the end of the 6th week of observation. The biochemical changes portrayed an increased oxidative activity in the lens, evidenced by a fall in glutathione concentration, and the consequent tertiary reorientation of proteins to increase insoluble proteins, forming a cataract.Item Effect of endotoxins on rabbit lens.(1981-07-01) Angra, S K; Kunnatur, S; Mathur, R L; Mohan, MItem Effect of hypothyroidism on intraocular pressure in rabbits.(1985-03-01) Agarwal, L P; Gupta, V P; Agarwal, H C; Mathur, R LItem Electrocardiographic changes by thoracic irradiation.(1985-09-01) Mathur, R L; Mangal, D; Singhal, N CItem Hyaluronic acid of vitreous body in different pathologic states.(1972-06-01) Goswammy, S; Cardoza, A A; Mathur, R L; Agarwal, L PItem Lipoproteins of the crystalline lens and serum factors in senile cataract.(1971-09-01) Goswamy, S; Mathur, R L; Agarwal, L PItem Proteolipids and phosphatido-peptides in senile cataract.(1972-04-01) Mathur, R L; Goswamy, S; Agarwal, L PItem Synergetic effects of U-V radiations and malnutrition of lens (experimental study).(1991-10-01) Angra, S K; Prasad, P B; Mathur, R LThe synergistic effects of protein deficiency and U-V radiation is cataractogenic as seen in our experimental model though individually these had no damaging effect on enzymatic profile and clinical appearance.