1972
DOI: 10.1267/ahc.5.57
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Chemical Factors in the Iodine Coloration Reaction Employed in the Histochemical Demonstration of Phosphorylase

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“…8). coloration depends on the chain length of a-1.4 glucosidic linkage of the end groups in polysaccharide (Swanson 1948, Takeuchi 1958, 1962, and also partly on the amount of primer glycogen (Iwamasa and Takeuchi 1972) . In general, polyglucose stained bluish with iodine is synthesized by higher phosphorylase activity and polyglucose having a tendency to stain reddish is usually synthesized by both phosphorylase and higher branching glycosyltransferase activities (Takeuchi 1962) .…”
Section: Native Glycogen In S-a Nodal Cells Of the Normal Rabbitsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…8). coloration depends on the chain length of a-1.4 glucosidic linkage of the end groups in polysaccharide (Swanson 1948, Takeuchi 1958, 1962, and also partly on the amount of primer glycogen (Iwamasa and Takeuchi 1972) . In general, polyglucose stained bluish with iodine is synthesized by higher phosphorylase activity and polyglucose having a tendency to stain reddish is usually synthesized by both phosphorylase and higher branching glycosyltransferase activities (Takeuchi 1962) .…”
Section: Native Glycogen In S-a Nodal Cells Of the Normal Rabbitsmentioning
confidence: 99%