Concomitant tissue accumulation of “collagen-associated” sialoglycoproteins and salt-insoluble collagen during rat skin maturation. A brief note

Furuto, Donald K.; Schneir, Michael

doi:10.1016/0047-6374(75)90011-1

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“…Similar findings were reported by Sepulchre et al (30) for the skin of mouse. Furuto and Schneir (13) stated that the sialoglycoproteins of the skin are associated with collagen. The main component of the periodontal membrane is collagen fiber (12).…”

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“…NeuNAc is a terminal sugar in many glycoconjugates (23), but the previous investigations of NeuNAc metabolism are limited to only a few tissues and organs (10,13,23,24,29,40,41), and there is no study on the tissue distribution of this compound. Whole-body autoradiography developed by Ullberg (36) makes it possible to examine and compare the radioactivities of many organs and tissues under identical conditions.…”

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Distribution of N-acetyl (4,5,6,7,8,9-14C) neuraminic acid in mice studied by whole-body autoradiography.

Shimono

Watanabe

Kuno

et al. 1984

Acta Histochem. Cytochem

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Distribution of N-acetyl (4,5,6,7,8,9-14C) neuraminic acid in mice studied by whole-body autoradiography.

Shimono

Watanabe

Kuno

et al. 1984

Acta Histochem. Cytochem

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High‐voltage electron microscopy of extracellular fibrillogenesis

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High-voltage electron microscopy was employed to observe developing extracellular connective tissue elements in the cervical perinotochordal and perivertebral regions in the chick embryo from 2 through 15 days' incubation. During days 2 and 3, small (10 nm) and large (18-20 nm) microfibrils surrounded the notochord, becoming evident around fibroblast-like cells in day 4. Amorphous material, globular granules and microfibrillar bundles were present at this time. Microfibrillar length increased as did the total population of microfibrils. At four days microfibrils 3-5 nm in diameter arose in all directions from globular granules. During day 9 and thereafter to day 15, microfibrillar diameters increased. This growth formed unit collagenous fibrils 30 nm in diameter or greater. Axial periodicity became evident at day 14. Small microfibrils appear to be composed largely of glycoproteins and do not contain a significant amount of collagen. The globular granules and associated filaments are probably proteoglycans. The amorphous material is believed to provide molecular collagen to developing fibrils. Large microfibrils and unit collagenous fibrils contain significant amounts of molecular collagen.

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Concomitant tissue accumulation of “collagen-associated” sialoglycoproteins and salt-insoluble collagen during rat skin maturation. A brief note

Cited by 2 publications

References 11 publications

Distribution of N-acetyl (4,5,6,7,8,9-14C) neuraminic acid in mice studied by whole-body autoradiography.

Distribution of N-acetyl (4,5,6,7,8,9-14C) neuraminic acid in mice studied by whole-body autoradiography.

High‐voltage electron microscopy of extracellular fibrillogenesis

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