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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Zymogen Granule"”.

  1. Comparison of the Protein Contents of Bovine Zymogen Granules and of Pancreatic Juice

    <p>A zymogen granule fraction has been isolated from bovine pancreas by differential centrifugation under conditions designed to favor homogeneity at the expense of yield. The fraction has been examined in the electron microscope and found to contain a limited amount of contamination represented by …

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  2. Altered Morphology And Composition Of Zymogen Granules In Acute Pancreatitis

    … secreted following a meal are stored as inactive zymogens within membrane bound secretory vesicles called Zymogen Granules (ZG), and activated extracellularly. In acute pancreatitis however, the digestive enzymes are prematurely activated within the cell, resulting in autodigestion of the tissue. …

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  3. Understanding the biochemical properties and physiological function of the protein syncollin

    … that was originally isolated from the pancreatic zymogen granule. It is now known also to be expressed in the gut, the spleen and in neutrophils. The protein contains intramolecular disulphide bonds and is present both free within the ZG lumen and tightly associated with the luminal leaflet of the …

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  4. The daily rhythm of Paneth cells in <i>Mus musculus </i>

    … contain large (1-3 u) spherical, acidophilic granules. As seen with the light microscope (LM), Paneth cells have basal basophilia (an indication of ribosomes), a basally located, often deeply indented nucleus, a supranuclear Golgi apparatus, and secretory granules in the supranuclear region …

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