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Distribution of tubulin and actin in neurites and growth cones of differentiating nerve cells |
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Cell Motility,
Volume 1,
Issue 2,
1981,
Page 167-178
Brian S. Spooner,
Carter R. Holladay,
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AbstractEmbryonic chick nerve cells, from dissociated dorsal root ganglia, were cultured on polylysine substrata and examined for tubulin and actin distribution by indirect immunofluorescence.Antibodies generated against chick brain tubulin produced specific fluorescence in growth cones, neurites, and cell bodies without revealing distribution differences or substructure in the nerve cells. However, at reduced antitubulin concentrations, differences were resolved. Tubulin fluorescence remained uniform and intense in neurites and cell bodies, but exhibited reduced intensity and patterning in growth cones. Nonneuronal cells in the reduced intensity and patterning in growth cones. Nonneuronal cells in the cultures served as controls for typical cytoplasmic tubulin fluorescence distribution. Straining controls demonstrated that fluorescence resulted from tubulin‐antitubulin binding.Analogous studies, using antibodies generated against chick brain actin, demonstrated distribution differences at reduced antiactin concentrations, including “hot spots” of intense fluorescence in growth cones and a paucity of fluorescence in neu
ISSN:0271-6585
DOI:10.1002/cm.970010202
出版商:Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company
年代:1981
数据来源: WILEY
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The incorporation of actin and fascin into the cytoskeleton of filopodial sea urchin coelomocytes |
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Cell Motility,
Volume 1,
Issue 2,
1981,
Page 179-192
J. J. Otto,
J. Bryan,
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AbstractEchinoderm coelomocytes transform from petaloid cells with large motile lamellipodia to filopodial forms. During this morphological transformation, actin filaments extensively reorganize from a random meshwork into tight bundles, which become the skeletons or cores of the filopodia. Antibody localization procedures show that fascin, a 58,000 dalton actin cross‐linking protein, becomes incorporated into the filament bundles as they form. Isolated filopodial cores have a pronounced transverse striping pattern, which has been previously identified with fascin crosslinks, and gel electrophoresis identifies a protein in the cores that co‐migrates with purified egg fascin. A few of the core fragments also have a distinctive “cap,” which we presume is the membrane insertion site for actin filaments.We have developed a radioimmunoassay for fascin and have used it to study the redistribution of this protein during transformation. Data from the assay indicate that fascin constitutes about 5% of the total cell protein and that substantially more fascin, approximately 1.5–2 times more, is found in the Triton‐insoluble cytoskeletons of the filopodial cells than in the petaloid cells. Actin, measured by the DNAase I inhibition assay accounts for approximately 10% of the total cell protein. Approximately 65% of this actin is in a soluble non‐filamentous form in the petaloid cells. Our results show that actin polymerization must occur during the cell shape change, since we find approximately 25% more actin in the filopodial cytoskeleton than in the petaloid cytoskeleton. The results show a preferential incorporation of fascin into the cytoskeleton as the cells f
ISSN:0271-6585
DOI:10.1002/cm.970010203
出版商:Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company
年代:1981
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Ultrastructural studies of a polygonal myofilament network in cultured rat aortic smooth muscle cells |
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Cell Motility,
Volume 1,
Issue 2,
1981,
Page 193-203
Paul Toselli,
Pamela Oliver,
Molly Cox,
Barbara Faris,
Carl Franzblau,
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AbstractCultured rat aortic smooth muscle cells (SMC) were examined by electron microscopy and found to contain polygonal networks of 75 A° thin myofilament bundles. The cells also had large bundles of longitudinally aligned thin myofilaments with periodically spaced dense bodies. Abundant plasmalemmal vesicles were present at the cell periphery, and the cells were connected by desmosomes. Intercellular spaces contained sparse amounts of elastic fibers, a material generally present in SMC cultures. Analyses of amino acids by automated column‐chromatography showed that isodesmosine and desmosine, two amino acid residues unique for elastin, were present. Accordingly, it was concluded that polygonal networks, previously detected solely in cultured nonmuscle cells, were present in SMC.Other findings suggest (1) a change in myofilament arrangement takes place during cell migration, and (2) rat aortic SMC grown in tissue culture flasks is an important experimental tool in the study of cell motility since such myofilament rearrangements were observed to occur up to fourteen days in first passa
ISSN:0271-6585
DOI:10.1002/cm.970010204
出版商:Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company
年代:1981
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Motion of polymorphonuclear leukocytes: Theory of receptor redistribution and the frictional force on a moving cell |
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Cell Motility,
Volume 1,
Issue 2,
1981,
Page 205-235
Micah Dembo,
Laurette Tuckerman,
Walter Goad,
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AbstractAs a cell moves over a surface, the distribution of membrane proteins that adhere to the surface will be changed relative to the distribution of these molecules on a static cell. Observations of this redistribution offer, in principle, evidence as to the mechanisms of membrane dynamics during cell locomotion. Toward extracting such information we present and analyze a mathematical model of receptor transport in the membrane by diffusion and convection, as affected by the making and breaking of the bonds between the receptors and the surface as the cell moves.We show that the disruption of receptor‐surface bonds at the tail of the cell provides a mechanism by which the frictional force opposing a cell's motion is exerted, and calculate the magnitude of this force as a function of cell velocity. Assuming this to be the major contribution to the frictional force, we show that when the shear force on a cell is above a critical value it is no longer possible for the cell to slide across the surface. For such large forces, it is still possible for the cell to roll; alternatively the cell can be torn free of the surface.Our analysis of existing data on movement of polymorphonuclear leukocytes indicates that cell motion is not accompanied by a bulk flow of membrane from the front to the back of the cell. The data also indicate that cells do not tend to roll as they move over a surface under normal conditions. The data are most consistent with a model where the membrane as a whole is stationary but where receptors that bind to the surface become coupled to sub‐membrane contractile prote
ISSN:0271-6585
DOI:10.1002/cm.970010205
出版商:Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company
年代:1981
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Does the geometric design of centrioles imply their function? |
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Cell Motility,
Volume 1,
Issue 2,
1981,
Page 237-245
Guenter Albrecht‐Buehler,
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AbstractThe paper suggests several principles of construction of a microscopically small device for locating the directions of signal sources in microscopic dimensions. It appears that the simplest and smallest device that is compatible with the scrambling influence of thermal fluctuations as are demonstrated by Brownian motion is a pair of cylinders oriented at right angles to each other. Nine equally spaced blades run in a pitched fashion along the mantle of each cylinder. The blades have a concave cross‐section and bend around the circumference of the cylinder in a certain rotational pattern. Considering the striking similarity of this hypothetical device with centrioles, the paper puts forward the conjecture that centrioles locate the direction of hypothetical signals inside cell
ISSN:0271-6585
DOI:10.1002/cm.970010206
出版商:Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company
年代:1981
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Microtubule sliding in cilia of the rabbit trachea and oviduct |
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Cell Motility,
Volume 1,
Issue 2,
1981,
Page 247-260
Ellen Roter Dirksen,
Michael Zeira,
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AbstractEvidence for active sliding of microtubules during ciliary activity has been demonstrated in a number of organisms: sea urchin sperm flagella, protozoan cilia, and mollusc gill cilia. Although there is evidence that active sliding also occurs in mammalian sperm flagella, there is little or no information on whether active sliding of microtubules also occurs in the short (5‐μm) cilia of the mammalian trachea or oviduct. Since these cilia are important in tracheobronchial clearance and ovum transport, respectively, it has been important to demonstrate that microtubule sliding is also involved in the activity of somatic cilia. Ciliated apical portions (cortices) and cilia were isolated from rabbit trachea and oviduct, using Triton X‐100 to demembranate the cilia. Most of the ciliated cortices reactivated upon addition of ATP, whereas isolated cilia reactivated to a lesser extent. When preparations of cilia were digested with trypsin before or after ATP addition, disintegration of axonemal doublets occurred with about the same frequency as reactivation. These events were recorded using Nomarski optics and dark‐field microscopy. When isolated cilia which had been digested by trypsin and exposed to ATP were also prepared for electron microscopy by negative staining, telescoping of doublet microtubules from axonemes could be shown. These results demonstrate that mammalian somatic ciliary doublet microtubules actively slide in a manner similar to that described for invertebrate
ISSN:0271-6585
DOI:10.1002/cm.970010207
出版商:Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company
年代:1981
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Chemotaxis in Tetrahymena thermophila |
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Cell Motility,
Volume 1,
Issue 2,
1981,
Page 261-268
M. Almagor,
A. Ron,
J. Bar‐Tana,
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AbstractThe motility pattern of Tetrahymena thermophila in a homogeneous attractant field consists of successive “runs” and “turns.” The turning frequency decreases or increases upon an abrupt increase in attractant or repellent concentration, respectively. The dose‐response curve for leucine and methionine yields a saturation curve with half maximum modulation of the turning frequency at a concentration of 15 μM and 2 μM, respectively. The turning frequency is modulated at a threshold concentration of 0.02 μM and 0.50 μM for leucine and methionine, respectively. The decrease (increase) in turning frequency in the presence of an attractant (repellent) jump reverts to prestimulus frequency in a time proportional to the concentration jump. Hence, Tetrahymena seem to employ temporal‐gradient sensing for chemotaxis. Spatial‐gradient taxis is thus exerted by random walk, which is biased in the directio
ISSN:0271-6585
DOI:10.1002/cm.970010208
出版商:Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company
年代:1981
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Meeting report. American society for cell biology |
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Cell Motility,
Volume 1,
Issue 2,
1981,
Page 269-272
Robert D. Allen,
J. Richard McIntosh,
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DOI:10.1002/cm.970010209
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年代:1981
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Announcement |
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Cell Motility,
Volume 1,
Issue 2,
1981,
Page 273-273
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ISSN:0271-6585
DOI:10.1002/cm.970010210
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年代:1981
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Masthead |
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Cell Motility,
Volume 1,
Issue 2,
1981,
Page -
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ISSN:0271-6585
DOI:10.1002/cm.970010201
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年代:1981
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