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Das enzymcytochemische Verhalten von Langzeitzellkulturen aus der Meerschweinchenepidermis

The cytochemical enzyme reaction pattern of long term cell cultures from guinea pig epidermis

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Cell cultures derived from adult guinea pig epidermis were subjected to a variety of cytochemical enzyme reactions after up to four months of culture. All cultures exhibited an analogous reaction pattern which remained unchanged throughout the entire observation period. After four months they still corresponded to the pattern encountered in the basal layers of the epidermis. All cells reacted identically; cells with the cytochemical enzyme profile of the corium were not found.

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Zellkulturen aus der Epidermis erwachsener Meerschweinchen wurden bis zu einem Alter von 4 Monaten einem Spektrum enzymcytochemischer Reaktionen unterworfen. Alle Stämme reagierten gleichartig, das Reaktionsmuster blieb während des Beobachtungszeitraumes unverändert und entsprach auch nach 4 Monaten noch dem der basalen Schichten der Epidermis. Die Reaktionen der Zellen waren einheitlich; keine Zellen mit der enzymcytochemischen Charakteristik des Coriums wurden vorgefunden.

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Fritsch, P., Diem, E. Das enzymcytochemische Verhalten von Langzeitzellkulturen aus der Meerschweinchenepidermis. Arch. Derm. Forsch. 243, 373–381 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00620419

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