Chlorotetracycline fluorescence associated with plasma membranes of cockroach salivary gland cells
The fluorescent compound chlorotetracycline (CTC) enters the cells of the cockroach salivary gland. The acinar peripheral cells and the non-secretory duct cells become preferentially labelled by CTC. Microscopic examination of the intracellular distribution of CTC indicates that this compound labels...
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| description | The fluorescent compound chlorotetracycline (CTC) enters the cells of the cockroach salivary gland. The acinar peripheral
cells and the non-secretory duct cells become preferentially labelled by CTC. Microscopic examination of the intracellular
distribution of CTC indicates that this compound labels the highly folded apical plasma membranes of the peripheral cells
and the deep infolds of the basal plasma membranes of the non-secretory duct cells. Lanthanum blocks the entry of CTC into
all of the gland cells and in this condition the CTC labels the basal surfaces of the acini and ducts. The results of this
investigation support the idea that CTC labels calcium ions in the vicinity of plasma membranes. |
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and the deep infolds of the basal plasma membranes of the non-secretory duct cells. Lanthanum blocks the entry of CTC into
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| subjects | Animals Calcium - pharmacology Cell Membrane - metabolism Chlortetracycline - analysis Cockroaches - metabolism Dopamine - pharmacology Fluorescence Magnesium - pharmacology Microscopy, Fluorescence Nauphoeta cinerea Salivary Glands - drug effects Salivary Glands - metabolism Salivary Glands - ultrastructure Tissue Distribution |
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