VARIATION IN PLANE OF CELL CLEAVAGE DURING PROCESS OF STRATIDICATION IN MOUSE EPIDERMIS
VARIATION IN PLANE OF CELL CLEAVAGE DURING PROCESS OF STRATIDICATION IN MOUSE EPIDERMIS
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1365-2133.1970.tb12437.x
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发表时间:
1970-01-01
影响因子:
10.3
通讯作者:
SMART, IHM
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作者:
SMART, IHM
SUMMARY.The location and orientation of mitotic figures were recorded in the developing mouse epidermis from the initiation of stratification in the embryo to 32 days of post‐natal age. It was found that in the single‐layered stage mitotic figures were orientated to give a plane of cleavage at right angles to the epithelial surface to give daughter cells lying side by side, and that from the onset of stratification until the beginning of keratinization some 75–85% of mitotic figures in the basal layer were orientated to give horizontal cleavage, leaving one daughter cell on the basal layer and the other in the layer above. This contrasted with the orientation of the numerous mitotic figures in the supra‐basal layer, where 75–85% were partitioning vertically. In the later stages of stratification up to 32 days of post‐natal life, there was a progressive decline of mitotic figures outside the basal layer and a return of mitotic orientation in the basal layer to the vertical position. It was concluded that during the initiation of stratification superficial cells are recruited from the superficial daughter cells of horizontally cleaving basal cells whereas in the established keratinized epithelium these cells originate from upward migration of interphase basal cells.