vision/eye
• at 3 weeks of age the lens has only only small gap junction plaques
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• although the secondary fibers of the bow region defferentiate normally, the fibers in the deeper regions are severely disrupted by one day of age
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• at 1 day of age small bladder cells are found axially adjacent to the posterior lens capsule, which is of normal thickness, by 2 days of age bladder cells are found adjacent to both the anterior and posterior axial subcapsular regions, and by 4 days of age the lens nucleus begins to liquify and the lens contents begin to displace posteriorly; by 11 days of age the lens capsule has a marked thickening with the lens contents herniated posteriorly, and when the eyes open at 12 days of age lens opacity is evident
(J:4160)
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microphthalmia
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J:4160
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