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Insect mucosubstances. III. Some mucosubstances of the nervous systems of the wax-moth (Galleria mellonella) and the stick insect (Carausius morosus)
No full textType V Collagen in human and equine articular cartilage
Full text linkA striking feature of developing rabbit joints is the presence of a pericellular ring of type V collagen around the cells of the chondrogenous layers before cavitation and this persists around the articular chondrocytes throughtout life. To investigate whether type V collagen is found with a similar distribution in the articular cartilage of other species, equine and human articular cartilage was examined. A pericellular ring of type V collagen was found around the articular chondrocytes of both species in cartilage from young and old animals. Type Xl collagen is closely related to type V collagen and hybrid molecules of types V and Xl a-chains are known to exist. A significant feature of type V collagen is that it may be used as a marker of articular chondrocytes in a variety of mammalian species
Keratan sulfate epitopes exhibit a conserved distribution during joint development that remains undisclosed on the basis of glycosaminoglycan charge density
No full textInsect mucosubstances. I. The mucosubstances of developing connective tissue in the locust,Locusta migratoria
No full textAn ultrastructural study of the body wall muscles of the pentastomid Reighardia sternae dies. 1864 parasitic on the herring gull Larus argentatus pontopp
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Comparison of the antigenic properties of some tissues of the garfish (belone belone euxini g�n)
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