ArticleDifferentiation; research in biological diversity1990
Characterization of myosin isoforms in satellite cell cultures from adult rat diaphragm, soleus and tibialis anterior muscles.
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Abstract
Satellite cells were isolated by enzymatic dissociation and Percoll gradient centrifugation from adult rat diaphragm, soleus, and tibialis anterior muscles with fairly reproducible yields. Diaphragm and soleus muscle yielded approximately five times more satellite cells than tibialis anterior muscle. According to light microscopic criteria, no morphological differences existed between the satellite cell cultures of different origin. Contrary to the donor muscles, myotubes from the 10-day-cultured satellite cells contained a uniform myosin heavy chain (MHC) pattern with predominance of an immunochemically identified embryonic heavy chain. The three types of cultures displayed a typical embryonic light chain (LC) pattern with LC1emb, LC1f, LC2f, and traces of LC3f. The isomyosin pattern was characterized by four embryonic isomyosins, eM1-eM4, with similar distributions in the three cultures. In summary, these myosin analyses provide no evidence for the existence of satellite cell diversity among three rat muscles of different fiber-type composition, at least not under the applied in vitro conditions.
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