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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Colon Crypt"”.
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Visualization and quantification of autophagy in primary gastrointestinal epithelia cell cultures.
… cell lines and then extended to study human colon crypts cultures transduced by adenoviral vectors expressing GFP-LC3. In comparison to cell lines after starvation, there were less GFP LC3 puncta in the smaller epithelial cells from colon crypt tissue (20-30 compared to 5.8+/-2.2). MDP …
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A putative interaction between mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase subunit II (COX II) to lamin A/C and LAP2α in colon epithelial cells.
… have shown the expression of Lamin A/C in colon crypt epithelia cells. This expression was greater in differentiated epithelial and stem cells than in the proliferation zone. Since 1999, mutations in LMNA have been shown to cause several different inherited diseases in muscle, fat, bone, …
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Dietary supplementation of saccharin-based artificial sweeteners and capsicum oleoresin as a strategy to mitigate the negative consequences of heat stress on pig growth performance and intestinal physiology
… sacrifice, sections of duodenum, ileum, and colon were collected for histology. Pigs in HS conditions had increased average BT and RR (~2.7-fold) compared to TN and PFTN groups (P<0.01). Irrespective of day, HS+ animals had increased respiration rates when compared to HS- animals (P<0.04). …
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EFFECTS OF DIETARY COMPOSITION AND FEEDING MANAGEMENT REGIMEN ON FEEDLOT CATTLE PERFORMANCE
… adjacent to the cranial pillar, and from the colon. The tissues were washed with sterile saline and stored separately in polypropylene bottles with approximately 800 mL of 10% buffered formalin until analysis of morphological and histological characteristics. When a liver abscess was present, …
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CALCIUM SENSING RECEPTOR FUNCTION IN COLON: A ROBUST PROMOTER OF DIFFERENTIATION AND TUMOR SUPPRESSOR
… of calcium sensing receptor (CaSR) in the human colonic crypt epithelium is linked to cellular differentiation while its lack of expression is associated with undifferentiated and invasive colon carcinoma. Recent studies show that CaSR suppresses the malignant phenotype through a variety of …