نتایج جستجو برای: vitellogenin

تعداد نتایج: 1362  

2001
BRIAN TSUKIMURA

SYNOPSIS. One of the major changes that occurs during the maturation of oocytes is the accumulation of yolk protein, or vitellin (Vn). To better understand how this process is regulated, we characterized the Vn of the ridgeback shrimp, Sicyonia ingentis (Penaeoidea). This Vn is a 322 kDa molecule composed of three subunits. Using purified Vn, we developed an anti-Vn antiserum and used it to cha...

Journal: :The Journal of experimental biology 1993
M Azuma T Irie T Seki

Injection of estrogen into male Xenopus laevis induced the appearance of retinals (retinal and 3-dehydroretinal) and a considerable increase in the amount of retinols (retinol and 3-dehydroretinol) in the blood plasma. These retinoids were mainly in the all-trans form. Without estrogen injection, retinols were normally found in the blood plasma of both males and females, but only trace amounts ...

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 1988
K D Boehm R L Hood J Ilan

A primary monolayer culture system from cockerel hepatocytes was established. The cultures synthesize and secrete proteins that comigrate with authentic serum proteins on polyacrylamide gels and are found in the same relative abundance. Addition of estradiol increased the synthesis of apoprotein B, found in very low density lipoprotein, under all culture conditions. Vitellogenin synthesis could...

Journal: :Nucleic acids research 1978
S Panyim T Ohno J P Jost

Optimal conditions for prolonged in vitro synthesis of RNA in isolated chicken liver nuclei have been described. It is shown by incorporation of gamma32P-GTP into RNA, analysis of the product on sucrose density gradient, and digestion with alkaline phosphatase and ribonuclease A that there is reinitiation of RNA synthesis. Polynucleotide kinase activity has been ruled out as explanation for the...

Journal: :The Journal of Cell Biology 1985
D A Wall I Meleka

We have investigated the lysosomal compartment of Xenopus oocytes to determine the possible role of this organelle in the endocytic pathway of the yolk protein precursor, vitellogenin. Oocytes have lysosome-like organelles of unusual enzymatic composition at all stages of their development, and the amount of hydrolase activity increases steadily throughout oogenesis. These unusual lysosomes app...

Journal: :Journal of cell science 1994
F Fagotto F R Maxfield

The variations of the pH in Xenopus yolk platelets have been estimated by fluorescence confocal microscopy and computer image processing. For pH measurements in vitellogenic oocytes, the pH-sensitive fluorescent dye, DM-NERF, was coupled to vitellogenin, and the DM-NERF-vitellogenin was taken up by oocytes via receptor-mediated endocytosis. Dual emission ratio measurements of internalized DM-NE...

2013
K. M. Hyndman S. E. Bartell H. L. Schoenfuss

Temporal and spatial variability in estrogenicityhasbeendocumented formany treatedwastewater effluents with the consequences of this variability on the expression of biomarkers of endocrine disruption being largely unknown. Laboratory exposure studies usually utilize constant exposure concentrations which may produce biological effects that differ from those observed in organisms exposed in nat...

Journal: :Reproductive toxicology 2005
Cheryl A Murphy Kenneth A Rose Peter Thomas

A wide variety of chemical and physical environmental stressors have been shown to alter the reproductive processes in fish by interfering with endocrine function. Most endocrine indicators or biomarkers are static measures from dynamic hormonally-mediated processes, and often do not directly relate to reproductive endpoints of ecological significance. Adequate production of the yolk precursor ...

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