Biosynthesis of macromolecules in chloride cells in the gills of the common eel, Anguilla anguilla, adapting to sea water
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2012, International Review of Cell and Molecular BiologyCitation Excerpt :This protein synthesis mechanism had been a focus for early investigations. It was shown that SW fish had increased levels of polyribosomes and tyrosinyl- and aspartyl-transfer RNA (Conte and Murray, 1973: Conte, 1976) and elevated levels of protein biosynthesis (Tondeur and Sargent, 1979) and enzymatic protein abundance (Tang and Lee, 2007). These results suggest that gill filamental IC were making new proteins and kinetic analysis indicated that it takes more than 1 week to be completed.
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2010, Fish PhysiologyCitation Excerpt :Whether the increase in the number of cells is a result of the proliferation and differentiation of newly recruited ionocytes is an important issue in related fields. Early studies (Conte and Lin 1967; Tondeur and Sargent 1979; Chretien and Pisam 1986) using 3H-thymidine as a tracer reported that acclimation to seawater stimulated the turnover of gill cells, and consequently a higher production of MR cells in several euryhaline species. A flow cytometry study on isolated gill cells also reported higher mitotic activity in SW-adapted eel (Anguilla japonica) than in gills of FW-adapted fish (Wong and Chan 1999).
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