Immunoidentification of CRF-like material in the intermaxillary glands during Bufo arenarum development
The presence of corticotropin-releasing factor like material in the intermaxillary glands was studied by immunocytochemical techniques during the metamorphosis of Bufo arenarum. The intermaxillary glands appeared at stage XV (midprometamorphosis) with CRF-like material slightly immunoreactive. These...
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todo:paper_00408166_v32_n2_p148_Miranda2023-10-03T14:51:10Z Immunoidentification of CRF-like material in the intermaxillary glands during Bufo arenarum development Miranda, L.A. Affanni, J.M. Amphibia Corticotropin-releasing factor Intermaxillary glands Metamorphosis corticotropin releasing factor Amphibia animal experiment animal tissue article developmental biology female metamorphosis nonhuman protein analysis protein expression submandibular gland tissue distribution toad Amphibia Animalia Anura Bufo arenarum Vertebrata The presence of corticotropin-releasing factor like material in the intermaxillary glands was studied by immunocytochemical techniques during the metamorphosis of Bufo arenarum. The intermaxillary glands appeared at stage XV (midprometamorphosis) with CRF-like material slightly immunoreactive. These glands are located posterior to the premaxillae and between the nasal capsules in the roof of the mouth and are formed of alveoli or tubules. During metamorphic climax, corticotropin-releasing factor-like material was identified strongly immunostained at the apices of the secretory cells. It was observed that collecting ducts of the gland open to the anterior palatal surface suggesting that the secretion could be ingested by tadpoles. Our results clearly showed that ir-CRF-like material present in the intermaxillary glands is ingested by tadpoles during metamorphosis and could play an important role during amphibian development. (C) 2000 Harcourt Publishers Ltd. Fil:Miranda, L.A. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00408166_v32_n2_p148_Miranda |
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Amphibia Corticotropin-releasing factor Intermaxillary glands Metamorphosis corticotropin releasing factor Amphibia animal experiment animal tissue article developmental biology female metamorphosis nonhuman protein analysis protein expression submandibular gland tissue distribution toad Amphibia Animalia Anura Bufo arenarum Vertebrata |
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Amphibia Corticotropin-releasing factor Intermaxillary glands Metamorphosis corticotropin releasing factor Amphibia animal experiment animal tissue article developmental biology female metamorphosis nonhuman protein analysis protein expression submandibular gland tissue distribution toad Amphibia Animalia Anura Bufo arenarum Vertebrata Miranda, L.A. Affanni, J.M. Immunoidentification of CRF-like material in the intermaxillary glands during Bufo arenarum development |
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Amphibia Corticotropin-releasing factor Intermaxillary glands Metamorphosis corticotropin releasing factor Amphibia animal experiment animal tissue article developmental biology female metamorphosis nonhuman protein analysis protein expression submandibular gland tissue distribution toad Amphibia Animalia Anura Bufo arenarum Vertebrata |
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The presence of corticotropin-releasing factor like material in the intermaxillary glands was studied by immunocytochemical techniques during the metamorphosis of Bufo arenarum. The intermaxillary glands appeared at stage XV (midprometamorphosis) with CRF-like material slightly immunoreactive. These glands are located posterior to the premaxillae and between the nasal capsules in the roof of the mouth and are formed of alveoli or tubules. During metamorphic climax, corticotropin-releasing factor-like material was identified strongly immunostained at the apices of the secretory cells. It was observed that collecting ducts of the gland open to the anterior palatal surface suggesting that the secretion could be ingested by tadpoles. Our results clearly showed that ir-CRF-like material present in the intermaxillary glands is ingested by tadpoles during metamorphosis and could play an important role during amphibian development. (C) 2000 Harcourt Publishers Ltd. |
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Immunoidentification of CRF-like material in the intermaxillary glands during Bufo arenarum development |
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Immunoidentification of CRF-like material in the intermaxillary glands during Bufo arenarum development |
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Immunoidentification of CRF-like material in the intermaxillary glands during Bufo arenarum development |
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Immunoidentification of CRF-like material in the intermaxillary glands during Bufo arenarum development |
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Immunoidentification of CRF-like material in the intermaxillary glands during Bufo arenarum development |
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immunoidentification of crf-like material in the intermaxillary glands during bufo arenarum development |
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