Enzyme histochemistry of the chick choroid plexus
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Abstract
1. By use of histochemical methods the activity and localization of oxo-reductive enzymes and certain hydrolytic enzymes in chick embryo choroid plexus in between the 35 to 46th stage of development was studied. 2. An increase of enzyme activity with increasing age was found in the choroid plexus with the exception of cytochrome oxidase, which revealed activity of a fairly constant level. 3. The localization of oxoreductive and hydrolytic enzymes on the brush borders of epithelial cells of the choroid plexus especially at the 40th stage of development was prominent. 4. The localization of the various enzyme systems may be related to the active transport phenomena in the choroid plexus. By use of histochemical methods the activity and localization of oxo-reductive enzymes and certain hydrolytic enzymes in chick embryo choroid plexus in between the 35 to 46th stage of development was studied. An increase of enzyme activity with increasing age was found in the choroid plexus with the exception of cytochrome oxidase, which revealed activity of a fairly constant level. The localization of oxoreductive and hydrolytic enzymes on the brush borders of epithelial cells of the choroid plexus especially at the 40th stage of development was prominent. The localization of the various enzyme systems may be related to the active transport phenomena in the choroid plexus.
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| Authors | J. S. Kaluza;M. S. Burstone;I. Klatzo;J. S. Kaluza;M. S. Burstone;I. Klatzo; |
| Journal | acta neuropathologica |
| Year | 2016 |
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