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Immunohistochemical differences in myosin composition among intrafusal muscle fibres.

G te Kronnie, Y Donselaar, T Soukup, W van Raamsdonk.

Abstract

Mammalian intrafusal fibre types (nuclear chain, nuclear bag1 and nuclear bag2 fibres) are known to differ in their ultrastructure, intensity of the myofibrillar histochemical ATP-ase reaction, type of innervation and time course of contraction. The present study concerns the myosin composition of these intrafusal fibre types in the soleus muscle (mouse) and the extensor digitorum longus muscle (rat). We used an immunohistochemical method with three myosin antisera raised in rabbits: anti chicken pectoral myosin, anti chicken heart myosin (1) and anti chicken heart myosin (2) (= anti chicken heart myosin (1) adsorbed with muscle powder from soleus muscle of guinea pig). The results showed that three intrafusal fibre types differed in their myosin composition. A comparison of intrafusal fibre types with extrafusal fibre types for the histochemical myofibrillar ATP-ase reactivity and the reactivity with myosin antisera showed a resemblance of nuclear chain fibres with extrafusal type II fibres and a difference between nuclear bag1 and nuclear bag2 fibres and all other fibre types.

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Year: 1981 PMID： 6459309 DOI： 10.1007/bf00493134

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Histochemistry ISSN： 0301-5564

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Immunohistochemical differences in myosin composition among intrafusal muscle fibres.

1. The onset and progress of transformation of avian slow into fast muscles under neural influence.

2. A study of mammalian intrafusal muscle fibres using a combined histochemical and ultrastructural technique.

3. Enzyme-labeled antibodies: preparation and application for the localization of antigens.

4. The response of fast and slow nuclear bag fibres and nuclear chain fibres in isolated cat muscle spindles to fusimotor stimulation, and the effect of intrafusal contraction on the sensory endings.

5. Structural features relative to the function of intrafusal muscle fibres in the cat.

6. Histochemical identification of three types of intrafusal muscle fibers in the cat and monkey based on the myosin ATPase reaction.

7. Erroneous interpretations which may result from application of the "myofibrillar ATPase" histochemical procedure to developing muscle.

8. Temporal progress of muscle adaptation to endurance training in hind limb muscles of young rats. A histochemical and morphometrical study.

9. Antigenic specificity of red and white muscle myosin.

10. Histochemistry of rat intrafusal muscle fibers and their motor innervation.

1. Expression of an alpha cardiac-like myosin heavy chain in muscle spindle fibres.

2. Origin of intrafusal muscle fibers in the rat.

3. Immunohistochemical demonstration of embryonic myosin heavy chains in adult mammalian intrafusal fibers.

4. Histochemical heterogeneity of intrafusal muscle fibres in slow and fast skeletal muscles of the rat.

5. Identification of alpha-cardiac myosin heavy chain mRNA and protein in extraocular muscle of the adult rabbit.

6. Positive reaction of the nuclear bag1 fibre type in muscle spindles of normal and denervated rat muscles after reaction with antibodies against substance P.

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8. Nonuniform expression of myosin heavy chain isoforms along the length of cat intrafusal muscle fibers.

9. Development of immunohistochemical characteristics of intrafusal fibres in normal and de-efferented rat muscle spindles.

10. The effect of neonatal deafferentation or defferentation on myosin heavy chain expression in intrafusal muscle fibers of the rat.