STUDIES ON THE FUNCTION OF CELL MEMBRANE 4thREPORT : ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS ON CHANGES IN ULTRA-STRUCTURE OF LIVER CELL MEMBRANES IN CCl4-TREATED RATS
Ichiro Yano, Yasusuke MASUDA, Masato Kuchii, Hiroyuki Yamamoto, Tadashi MURANO
Abstract
Ichiro Yano, Yasusuke MASUDA, Masato Kuchii, Hiroyuki Yamamoto, Tadashi MURANO
Abstract
Morphological changes of liver cell membranes in CCl4-administered rats were observed electronmicroscopically by using mainly a negative staining method. CCl4 caused not only disappearance of elementary particles attached to the surface of cell membranes, but also that of hexagonal subunit patterns (treated with 1 % DOC) in the membranes of tight junction 3–6 hr after administration. Present data indicates that CCl4 primarily affects the plasma membrane rather than endoplasmic reticulum.
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Morphological changes of liver cell membranes in CCl4-administered rats were observed electronmicroscopically by using mainly a negative staining method. CCl4 caused not only disappearance of elementary particles attached to the surface of cell membranes, but also that of hexagonal subunit patterns (treated with 1 % DOC) in the membranes of tight junction 3–6 hr after administration. Present data indicates that CCl4 primarily affects the plasma membrane rather than endoplasmic reticulum.
Key concepts: Membrane, Endoplasmic reticulum, CCL4, Cell membrane, Cell, Biophysics, Chemistry, Staining