Biology · The Human Eye and the Colorful World
What is the primary cause of cataract in the human eye?
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- 1Damage to the photosensitive retina
- 2Scarring of the cornea making it opaque
- 3Distortion of the biconvex lens shape
- 4Opacity of the crystalline lens✓
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Opacity of the crystalline lens
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