Autor: |
Philip, P., Sudaka, I., Mely-Goubert, B. |
Zdroj: |
Histochemistry; 1992, Vol. 97 Issue 1, p83-86, 4p |
Abstrakt: |
The actin associated with membrane-enriched extracts of leukocytes can be quantitated by DNAse 1 inhibition. Using this assay, we previously demonstrated that the actin level in monocytes was significantly higher than that in polymorphonuclear, T and B cells respectively. However, the extracellular location of the actin fraction detected by DNAse 1 inhibition (monomeric 'G') remained unclear. This study using the DNAse 1/anti DNAse 1 immunoglobulin fluorescein conjugated system demonstrated that G-actin is present primarily in the cortical cell cytoplasm of leukocytes, in confirmation of our previous biochemical findings. Since the solubilized G-actin activities of membrane-rich lymphoid cell fractions, measured by DNAse 1 inhibition, are a reflection of the migratory potential, this immunofluorescent system may permit identification of the leukocytic cell subpopulations that have a potential for active circulation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
Databáze: |
Complementary Index |
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