10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MUCINOGEN»
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mucinogen in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mucinogen and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The large mucinogen droplets of two goblet cells (C) surround the apical portions
of a developing goblet cell (C1), an intermediate cell (t), and two developing
absorptive cells (A). Note the complex plications developing at the lateral
margins ...
Ray C. Henrikson, Gordon I. Kaye, Joseph E. Mazurkiewicz, 1997
... mucotin ШйШтс mucigen; mucinogen [:': Ш (I; myxobacteria ШШШ mucous
gland Й'Ш'Н slime layer fíiííífiá mucoglobulin myxococcus lÈSl'l mucin;
mucoprotein fc mucigen; mucinogen ffiMÜliK mucigen; mucinogen ffiSt'lll
mucinase eelpout ...
3
Fundamentals of Histology
The mucinogen droplets first accumulate near the apical end of the cell, and, in
course of time, invade progressively basal part of the cell pushing down the
nucleus which ultimately flattens against the cell base (Fig. 11.2). On completion
of the ...
Also, as in other epithelia, because water-soluble mucinogen is lost during
preparation of routine H&E sections, the part of the cell that normally contains
mucinogen granules appears empty. Examination with the TEM reveals a large ...
Michael H. Ross, Wojciech Pawlina, 2006
5
The Tohoku Journal of Experimental Medicine
1. a-Butylacetate-pyridine-water (5:3:1) chromatograms developed with AgNOj-
ammonia (duration of test, about 8.5 hrs.; temp., 19-20°C). a and b: references, c:
mucinogen of frog egg-covering, d: mucinogen of toad egg-covering, ...
6
Laboratory Manual for Animal Histology
This mass represents an accumulation of "mucinogen" which, under normal
conditions, finally would have ruptured the cell and poured forth upon the free
surface of the epithelium in the form of glairy mucus, but which has been
coagulated ...
Laboratory Manual for Animal Histology
7
Practical Histology for Medical Students
Upper dilated portion appears vacuolated because cytoplasm contains
mucinogen which is lost during histological preparation. Nucleus is pushed in
narrow basal portion. Examples: Small intestine, large intestine, lining of
respiratory tract, etc ...
Jaypee Brothers, Medical Publishers, SR Prasad, 2007
8
Dellmann's Textbook of Veterinary Histology
10—50). As mucinogen is produced within the cell, the apical portion of the cell
becomes distended, mucinogen droplets accumulate, and the nucleus and
remaining cytoplasm are pushed into the narrow cell base that rests on the
basement ...
Jo Ann Eurell, Brian L. Frappier, DVM, PhD, 2013
9
Cytology and Cell Physiology
From such studies, it has been calculated that a trans Golgi apparatus cisternae
is converted to mucinogen granules every 3 to 4 minutes during active secretion.
By means of various cytochemical procedures, the acquisition of carbohydrate ...
Geoffrey Howard Bourne, 1987
10
Lymphocytes and mast cells
However, mast cell products probably contribute histamine and, indirectly, to the
formation of intercellular substance and mucinogen in certain epithelia which
secrete mucin rather than form keratin. In some of the mucosal epithelia such as ...
Margaret Aston Kelsall, Edward Drane Crabb, 1959
