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Formation and maintenance of blood-urine barrier in urothelium.

Mateja Erdani Kreft¹, Samo Hudoklin, Kristijan Jezernik, Rok Romih.

Abstract

Blood-urine barrier, which is formed during differentiation of superficial urothelial cells, is the tightest and most impermeable barrier in the body. In the urinary bladder, the barrier must accommodate large changes in the surface area during distensions and contractions of the organ. Tight junctions and unique apical plasma membrane of superficial urothelial cells play a critical role in the barrier maintenance. Alterations in the blood-urine barrier function accompany most of the urinary tract diseases. In this review, we discuss recent discoveries on the role of tight junctions, dynamics of Golgi apparatus and post-Golgi compartments, and intracellular membrane traffic during the biogenesis and maintenance of blood-urine barrier.

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Year: 2010 PMID： 20521071 DOI： 10.1007/s00709-010-0112-1

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Protoplasma ISSN： 0033-183X Impact factor: 3.356

133 in total

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