LAMELLAR GRANULES IN MAMMALIAN, AVIAN, AND REPTILLIAN EPIDERMIS
LAMELLAR GRANULES IN MAMMALIAN, AVIAN, AND REPTILLIAN EPIDERMIS
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DOI:
10.1016/s0022-5320(80)90062-3
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
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LANDMANN, L
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LANDMANN, L
Evidence is presented that mammalian membrane-coating granules [from neonatal mice] avian multigranular bodies [from chicken] and reptilian mesos granules [from grass snake, Natrix natrix] are homologous structures. All 3 types, which will here be called lamellar granules, have the following items in common: a lamellar pattern produced by disks stacked coin-like above each other, major dense lines separating adjacent disks, each of which contains a minor dense line, spacing between and thickness of major dense lines, positive reaction with various lipid stains, periodic acid-Schiff and the Thiery Ag method, disappearance of the lamellar pattern after treatment with lipid solvents or phospholipase C, and extrusion of contents into the intercellular space and its rearrangement into broad sheets running parallel to the surface of the horny cells. Based on these obseervations and previous biochemical results, the lamellar contents (disks) are interpreted as flattened liposomes.