ArticleHistochemistry1990
The antigen of bile canaliculi of the mouse hepatocyte: identification and ultrastructural localization.
Article in Histochemistry, 1990. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 3 papers.
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Abstract
The AgB10 antigen of bile canaliculi of the mouse hepatocyte was identified using monoclonal antibodies. The Mr value of 116000 for AgB10 was measured by immunoblotting. The tissue localization of AgB10 was studied by light and electron microscopy using the immunoperoxidase technique. AgB10 was predominantly present on the microvillus membrane of bile canaliculi, the brush border of intestinal mucosa and apical surfaces of the epithelial cells in some other organs. A small amount of AgB10 was detected on the basolateral domain of the hepatocytes. AgB10 was specific for hepatocytes and was not found in the other cell types of the liver. In primary hepatocyte culture, AgB10 was localized on the surface of cells during the first 24 h, predominantly at the sites of cell-cell and cell-substratum contacts. After 48 h of culture AgB10 gradually disappeared from contacting cell surfaces and became concentrated only in the reconstituted bile canaliculi.
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