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A slit lamp was used to observe lens turbidity and evaluate cataract phenotype. A mixture of 10% phenylephrine hydrochloride and 1% topicaine (Santen Pharmaceutical, China) was used to dilate the pupils. Left eyes of the mice were examined and photographed by an ophthalmologist. Evaluation was performed based on the grading standard of the Ophthalmology Laboratory of Oxford University (Andley, 2009).
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