Epidermal mitotic activity and oxygen tension


Epidermal mitotic activity and oxygen tension

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ABSTRACT THE effects of anaerobic conditions on mammalian epidermis were first studied by Medawar1, who developed an elegant technique for showing that this tissue can survive by anaerobic


glycolysis alone, but that cell movement and division depend on “respiratory activity in the narrow sense”. These conclusions, which apply to the rabbit, have now been confirmed and


elaborated in the case of the mouse. A technique has been devised, using standard Warburg equipment, for the maintenance of ear epidermis from adult male mice in a phosphate-buffered saline


with added glucose. SIMILAR CONTENT BEING VIEWED BY OTHERS INSIGHTS INTO METABOLIC CHANGES DURING EPIDERMAL DIFFERENTIATION AS REVEALED BY MULTIPHOTON MICROSCOPY WITH FLUORESCENCE LIFETIME


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Departments of Zoology and Biochemistry, University, Sheffield, 10 W. S. BULLOUGH & MONICA JOHNSON Authors * W. S. BULLOUGH View author publications You can also search for this author


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ARTICLE CITE THIS ARTICLE BULLOUGH, W., JOHNSON, M. Epidermal Mitotic Activity and Oxygen Tension. _Nature_ 167, 488 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1038/167488a0 Download citation * Issue Date:


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