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FIGURE 5. Illustration of lens geometry, ray paths through the lens, and variation in fluorophore concentrations along central cross- sections. Arrows indicate typical ray paths, including initial focusing by the cornea and have constant penetration depth. Shading indi- cates the relative concentration of <t>fluorescent</t> chemicals including AGEs and OPs. Gridlines are parabolic contours, where horizontal curves indicate constant distance from the anterior surface.
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FIGURE 5. Illustration of lens geometry, ray paths through the lens, and variation in fluorophore concentrations along central cross- sections. Arrows indicate typical ray paths, including initial focusing by the cornea and have constant penetration depth. Shading indi- cates the relative concentration of fluorescent chemicals including AGEs and OPs. Gridlines are parabolic contours, where horizontal curves indicate constant distance from the anterior surface.

Journal: Investigative ophthalmology & visual science

Article Title: Quantitative and Rapid In Vivo Imaging of Human Lenticular Fluorescence.

doi: 10.1167/iovs.65.13.41

Figure Lengend Snippet: FIGURE 5. Illustration of lens geometry, ray paths through the lens, and variation in fluorophore concentrations along central cross- sections. Arrows indicate typical ray paths, including initial focusing by the cornea and have constant penetration depth. Shading indi- cates the relative concentration of fluorescent chemicals including AGEs and OPs. Gridlines are parabolic contours, where horizontal curves indicate constant distance from the anterior surface.

Article Snippet: A fluorescent glass window (Edmund Optics, #21-171) was imaged as the reference.

Techniques: Concentration Assay