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. 1995 Apr 15;307(Pt 2):407–410. doi: 10.1042/bj3070407

The complete sequence of human lens gamma s-crystallin.

J B Smith 1, Z Yang 1, P Lin 1, Z Zaidi 1, A Abbasi 1, P Russell 1
PMCID: PMC1136663  PMID: 7733876

Abstract

The complete sequence of human gamma s-crystallin has been determined and confirmed using a combination of MS methods, peptide sequencing and cDNA sequencing. Regions 21-35 and 102-107, which were previously assumed to be the same as the bovine sequence, differ from the bovine sequence at residues 22, 28, 31 and 104. An additional six residues were also found to be different from the original sequence determined for Pakastani lenses. Whether these differences represent errors in the original sequence or two different sequences among human lens crystallins is not yet known.

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