Cytokeratin patterns during the first cell cycle of hamster embryos

Cytokeratin patterns during the first cell cycle of hamster embryos

Cell Biology International W65 Reports, Vol. 14, Abstracts Supplement PAT Id mLmMENT AND METAiiloRPHosIs ~~.~,. _Barry Gumbinns. 1) Physiopath.du ...

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Cell Biology International

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Reports, Vol. 14, Abstracts Supplement

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Id mLmMENT AND METAiiloRPHosIs ~~.~,. _Barry Gumbinns. 1) Physiopath.du Giovanni Levit, Jean-Paul‘Iblerv’. Develop., F!coleNonnale gupaietue. 4MNecrUlm,Paris,Prwce2)Dep. of piuamacology,univ. of calif. SfatPrancii. CA 94143-0450USA.

E-cad&h is a cell adhesionmokxle dinxtly implicatedia the conuol of Ca+Uep&ent intemctioosbetweenepithelial cells. We have investigated by immanohistofluore~~~~ the patternsof eqreaskm of EcadMio during Xemqwslaevis early developmeatandmetamqhosis. The fast expressioo of E-cad&& takes place in the preaamptiveectodexmof early gastmlas; regionsof the external cell mantledestinedto invaginatedating gasmdation do not express the molecule. Dming late gasimlation and neamlation the eaodem overlying and the neural plate is E-cad&in-negative while both layers of the non-neural ectodermare strongly positive. Diierently from mostother species,&odemul cells do not expressesE-cadhexioup to stage 20NF. In the gut, endodermaJcells are E-cadherin-positive only when a welldiffereatiated epithelium is detectable.No mesodamal structure is stainedduring early development.In the placodes,at variance with other species,E-cadkio d@paars very rapidly after placodethickening.During further embryonic developmeatE-cadhezinis presentin the SkiR the gut epitltelium. the pancreas,many monosuatitkd epithelia and most glands. The liver primordiam and the pronephmsare stainedvery weakly. In the mesonephmsthe Wolffian duct aodcollecting ductsarepositive. During amphibii metamoqhosis a completerestmctaring of the body plan occursundexthe strict control of thyroid hormones. All newly formed epithelia are strongly positive for E-cadhezin.Satprisingly, degenemtiag epithelia of both skin and intestln maintain high levels of the protein even after sming to disorganize. In the adult, staining is strongia the skin, the glands,the luogs, the.gut epitheliamand the panueas,andweak in the liver. In all casesE-cadherin is preseN in the cell membraneio regions of cell-to-ceil cantact.% resultsare discus& in view of thepossiblemle of E-cadherinin theformation anddiierentiation of epithelia.

ISOLATION OF JNTEGRIN a.SUBUNlT BINDING CYTOPLASMIC PROTEINS Shot&at Dedhar, Mumtaz Rojiani. Advanced Therapeutics Department, Cancer Control Agency of B.C., Vancouver, B.C., VSZ 4B6, Canada. We have endeavored to identify proteins that interact with the cytoplasmic domain of the a subunits of integrins the cell surface receptors involved in interactions with the Affinity chromatography, in the extracellular matrix. presence of divalent cations, on sepharose coupled to a synthetic peptide, KLGFFKR, which corresponds to a common motif on the cytoplasmic domain of all a subunits resulted in the isolation of several proteins. Along with actin, a-actinin. talin, tmpomyosin and vinculin as determined by western blot analysis, we have isolated a 59K protein following elution with BDTA-containing buffer. Similar proteins were isolated from extracts of human osteosatcoma as well as neuroblastoma cells. The N-terminal amino acid sequence of the 59K protein was found to be identical to Ro/SS-A, a 59K antigen to which antibodies am found in a number of autoimmune diseases. This protein is highly charged and therefore exhibits an aberrant migration pattern on SDS-PAGE, is retained on the inner surface of the plasma membrane and is a calcium binding protein. We am presently carrying out in vitro binding studies to determine if this protein interacts directly with integrins. and are also carrying out experiments to determine which of the isolated protein binds directly to the KLGF’FKR sequence.

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