Abstract

The tentative observation that the decrease of lenticular glutathione in man and in cattle may be under genetic control is extended to other biological functions which show a systematic reduction with age. Ocular and visual parameters are shown to decline consistently with the view that the human eye has evolved in keeping with other biological functions sustaining a life-span of approximately 120 years. Analysis of the data suggests that presbyopia represents an outlier in the distribution of ocular attributes, and should not be used as a biomarker for ageing.

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