1982
DOI: 10.1111/j.1432-0436.1982.tb01268.x
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Antibodies to Murine Amelogenins: Localization of Enamel Proteins During Tooth Organ Development in vitro

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“…Therefore, the electron microscopic observations of the presence of electron dense granules in the vesicles with antiamelogenin polyclonal antibody on the ovalbumin-treated section may not indicate the vesicular localization of amelogenin. It is possible that these granules reacting to the anti-amelogenin polyclonal antibodies could be due to other enamel proteins, such as enamelin, for it is known that the antibodies produced against amelogenin cross-react with other enamel proteins such as enamelin (29,(31)(32)(33). In support, the polyclonal antibodies produced against recombinant amelogenin also stain more than 15 fractions, ranging from 14 to 42 kDa (30).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Therefore, the electron microscopic observations of the presence of electron dense granules in the vesicles with antiamelogenin polyclonal antibody on the ovalbumin-treated section may not indicate the vesicular localization of amelogenin. It is possible that these granules reacting to the anti-amelogenin polyclonal antibodies could be due to other enamel proteins, such as enamelin, for it is known that the antibodies produced against amelogenin cross-react with other enamel proteins such as enamelin (29,(31)(32)(33). In support, the polyclonal antibodies produced against recombinant amelogenin also stain more than 15 fractions, ranging from 14 to 42 kDa (30).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Immunocytochemical studies using antibodies to enamel proteins have been carrid out at the light microscopic level (SCHONFELD et al, 1977;SLAVKIN et al, 1981) using anti-amelogenin antibodies (GRAVER et al, 1978;SLAVKIN et al, 1982a;CHRISTNER et al, 1983); labeling has been detected over the enamel and ameloblasts. More recently, electron-microscopic immunocytochemistry of amelogenins has been carried out by NANCI et al (1985NANCI et al ( , 1987 and HEROLD et al (1987), and amelogenins have been demonstrated over the secretory pathway of ameloblasts and the enamel at the secretory and maturation stages.…”
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“…Elles se différencient dans leur compo-· sition en acides aminés, leur poids moléculaire, leur comportement sur gel d'électrophorèse et leur affinité pour l'hydroxyapa tite [5][6][7]. Même si elles semblent avoir des sites antigéniques simi laires [5,8], on ne sait cependant pas si elles proviennent d'un seul gène [9] ou si elles représentent le produit de plusieurs gènes dis tincts [10]. Les amélogénines et les énamélines interagissent au niveau extracellulaire avec les ions calcium et phosphate afin de con trôler la fo rmation et l'organisa tion des cristaux d'hydroxyapatite de l'émail .…”
Section: éTude Immunocytochimiqueunclassified
“…Des anticorps polyclo naux de lapin ont été préparés contre des amélogénines de sou ris et leur spécificité a été vérifiée par immunoprécipitation, immuno blotting * et immunofluorescence. Ces anticorps nous ont été four nis par le laboratoire du Dr H. C. Slavkin [8,14].…”
Section: Matériel Et Méthodeunclassified