Antisera specific for cell lines with mixed neuronal and glial properties.
Antisera specific for cell lines with mixed neuronal and glial properties.
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针对具有混合神经元和神经胶质特性的细胞系的特异性抗血清。
DOI:
10.1016/s0012-1606(81)80017-6
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发表时间:
1981
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
Stallcup,WB
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作者:
Wilson,SS;Baetge,EE;Stallcup,WB
Antisera were raised against examples of “pseudo-neuronal” and “pseudo-glial” cell lines—so named because they exhibited some but not all of the characteristics of neuronal and glial cell lines, respectively. The antisera defined several antigens that provide clues to the relationship of these unusual cell lines to the more classical nerve and glial lines. For example, the N4 antigen was expressed by each of the three pseudo-neuronal cell lines and by seven of the ten neuronal cell lines but by none of the pseudo-glial or glial cell lines. This further established a relationship of pseudo-neurons to neurons that was first indicated by the finding of similar Na+and K+channels on the two cell types. Nevertheless, the N5 antigen, found only on the three pseudo-neuronal lines, emphasized the fact that two cell types are distinguishable. The NG1 and NG2 antigens were found only on the pseudo-neuronal and pseudo-glial cell lines, further establishing the distinctions between these cell lines and the more straightforward neuronal and glial lines. NG1 was present on one pseudo-neuron and two of the seven pseudo-glia, while NG2 was found on all three pseudo-neurons and four of the pseudo-glia that lacked NG1. This distribution of NG1 and NG2 reinforced our impression that pseudo-neurons and pseudo-glia might be related to each other, possibly as part of a developmental lineage. Since both of these antigens are present in normal rat brain, as determined by quantitative absorption, it may be possible to map their location at the cellular level using immunohistochemical techniques.