The adrenal weight of the ovine fetus increases dramatically during late pregnancy. This increase is achieved in three periods: one of DNA duplication between two phases of cellular hypertrophy. During cellular hypertrophy an important biosynthesis of membrane proteins is observed. This development concerns essentially the adrenal cortex.
Separation of the enamel organ and pulp of mice tooth germs by trypsin removed the basal lamina. Within 18 hours in cultivated reassociations of enamel organ and pulp, a new lamina was deposited. When the epithelial component was cultivated alone, no basal lamina formed.
Mucolipidosis I involves a tremendous increase of the urinary excretion of sialoglycopeptides and sialyloligosaccharides. This enhancement is due to the excretion of O- and N-glycosidic peptides and oligosaccharides, which normal urine is devoid of as shown by the chemical composition and electrophoresis or thin-layer analysis. This finding is in agreement with the recent finding of an alpha-neuraminidase deficiency for this disease.
A comparative study of the tyrosinase-tyrosine reaction, using both oxygen-consumption determination and spectrophotometric methods, shows that hydrazine derivatives inhibit melaninogenesis at different steps.
A direct potential measurement of the activity of bound ATPase has been achieved with beef heart submitochondrial particles adhering to a thick phospholipidic membrane. Electric signals (90 mV amplitude) were found to be fully sensitive to ATPase inhibitors and uncouplers.
In this study we have compared the effects of Iododeoxyridine (IUdR) and dexamethasone on different Mouse cell lines to determine any differences in their actions on intracisternal A-type particles (IAP). Among the nine cell lines studied only four responded to IUdR stimulation by a subsequent augmentation of IAP. No similar activating effect was detected with dexamethasome treatment.
The comparison between estradiol levels in peripheral plasma of developing quails and of estradiol benzoate treated quails (0.01, 0.02, 0.1 and 1 mg/daily/6 days) shows that only the dose of 0.01 mg reproduces the conditions of a physiological estrogen stimulation.
Purified gonadotropin subunits of a teleost Fish, the Carp, reassociated in vitro, according to a second order rate reaction. The rate constant was temperature dependent. Compared to ovine LH, the Q10 was about three times less and the rate constant much greater (160 times for instance at 20 degrees C). The possible physiological significance of these differences is underlined.
The in vitro effects of different esters of phthalic acid at increasing levels on the activity of LCAT have been studied using three currently known methods (Mickel and Foulds, Stokke and Norum, Alcindor). Inhibition from phthalates is high. It is proportional to the amounts used and in inverse ratio to the length of the carbon chains.
Using the Falck and Hillarp technique, the precursors of melatonin (5-HT and may be 5-HTP) have been identified in the pineal and parapineal organs of Lampetra planeri (Petromyzontidae). A particular kind of cell, the so-called "cells with residual bodies" (Collin, 1968), is responsible for this neurohormonal activity of the two organs.
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