Illustrate the diabetic contract of the eye, Biology

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Illustrate the diabetic contract of the eye?

Diabetic Cataract:

1) Sorbitol Aldose Pathway: In patients with diabetes, there is increase in sugar alcohol which results in disturbance of NaK ATPase and concomitant lens swelling.

2) Auto-oxidation of protein

3) Theory of Non-enzymatic Glycosylation: According to this theory, the open chain of sugar attacks the amino acid of lens epithelium, resulting in S-S and thiol grouping and ultimately cataract formation.


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