论文信息 - Melanocyte-stimulating hormone receptors on cultured guinea-pig melanocytes.

Melanocyte-stimulating hormone receptors on cultured guinea-pig melanocytes.

Guinea-pig melanocytes in mixed epidermal cell cultures bind melanocyte-stimulating hormone in a distinct focal surface area in their perinuclear field and thus follow the same pattern previously described for Cloudman melanoma cells. The labeling index ranged from 18 to 34%. Pretreatment of cultures with trypsin leads to destruction of melanocyte-stimulating hormone receptors whereas neuraminidase has no such effect.

P. Fritsch | J. Varga

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