SPREADING OF FIBROBLASTS IN MEDIUM CONTAINING CYTOCHALASIN-B - FORMATION OF LAMELLAR CYTOPLASM AS A COMBINATION OF SEVERAL FUNCTIONALLY DIFFERENT PROCESSES
SPREADING OF FIBROBLASTS IN MEDIUM CONTAINING CYTOCHALASIN-B - FORMATION OF LAMELLAR CYTOPLASM AS A COMBINATION OF SEVERAL FUNCTIONALLY DIFFERENT PROCESSES
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DOI:
10.1073/pnas.77.10.5919
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
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GELFAND, JM
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BLIOKH, ZL;DOMNINA, LV;GELFAND, JM
Normal cultured mouse fibroblasts spreading on solid substrate extend and attach numerous pseudopods; lamellar cytoplasm is eventually formed from the attached pseudopods. Fibroblasts spreading in the presence of cytochalasin B (CB) form de novo a system of arbor-like branched processes rather than lamellar cytoplasm. The growing and fully formed arbor-like processes, in contrast to normal lamellar cytoplasm, have low contractility and are unable to clear patched concanavalin A receptors from their surfaces; their attachment sites are not associated wtih microfilament bundles. The cells spreading in medium containing CB and colcemid do not form well-organized branched structures but extend and attach numerous unstable pseudopods. Normal formation of lamellar cytoplasm can be regarded as a combination of several functionally different processes: rudimentary pseudopodial reactions resistant to CB and colcemid, CB-sensitive lamellization and colcemid-sensitive stabilization.