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See detailTolerance to Osmotic Shocks in Rats Kidney Cortex and Medulla
Gilles, Raymond ULg; Compère, Philippe ULg; el Goumzili, M. et al

in Tissue & Cell (1995), 27(6), 667-77

Kidney medulla cells of mammals have to cope with large changes in environmental osmolarity, a challenge most other mammalian cells never have to experience. In these last cells, application of osmotic ... [more ▼]

Kidney medulla cells of mammals have to cope with large changes in environmental osmolarity, a challenge most other mammalian cells never have to experience. In these last cells, application of osmotic shocks induces dramatic modifications in chromatin organization. The present paper reports on the changes of medulla cell chromatin in situ, in rat kidney slices submitted to osmotic challenges and in vitro, on preparations of extracted chromatin submitted to changes in environmental ion concentrations. Our results show that the chromatin of kidney medulla cells: (1) does not behave differently from the other mammalian chromatins when submitted in situ or in vitro to osmotic challenges; (2) presents in vitro physico-chemical characteristics similar to those of the other mammalian chromatins; and (3) is protected in vitro, as the other mammalian chromatins, from the disrupting effects of increases in inorganic ion concentrations by different compensatory organic solutes. The ability of kidney medulla cells to adapt to large increases in osmolarity could thus be related to a rapid control of the level of such compounds rather than to some rather specific, intrinsic molecular adaptations of macromolecules. [less ▲]

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See detailImmunogold Labelling of Fatty Acyl Chains
Compère, Philippe ULg; Maneta-Peyret, Lilly; Goffinet, Gerhard ULg et al

in Journal of Immunological Methods (1995), 181(2), 201-9

For the first time, antibodies against a hydrophobic hapten have been used for immunogold labelling of a lipid antigen (BSA-C18:1 conjugate) coated on polystyrene. The labelling was visualised either ... [more ▼]

For the first time, antibodies against a hydrophobic hapten have been used for immunogold labelling of a lipid antigen (BSA-C18:1 conjugate) coated on polystyrene. The labelling was visualised either directly in transmission electron microscopy or in light microscopy after silver enhancement. Good recognition of the fatty acyl chain was obtained even after treatment of the antigen coat with various cross-linking fixatives used for electron microscopy, i.e. formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde and osmium tetroxide. [less ▲]

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See detailEffect of high osmolarity acclimation on tolerance to hyperosmotic shocks in L929 cultured cells.
Gilles, Raymond ULg; Belkhir, M.; Compère, Philippe ULg et al

in Tissue & Cell (1995), 27(6), 679-687

Application of abrupt, large hyperosmotic shocks induces in L929 cultured cells changes similar to those previously described in other cell types, notably a hypercondensation of the nuclear chromatin ... [more ▼]

Application of abrupt, large hyperosmotic shocks induces in L929 cultured cells changes similar to those previously described in other cell types, notably a hypercondensation of the nuclear chromatin. This paper shows that; 1) this phenomenon is concomitant with a complete disappearance of deoxyribonucleic acid, as visualized by immunogold labelling, from the nucleoplasmic spaces; 2) acclimation to high osmolarities (600 mOsm) by addition to the culture medium of NaCl, sorbitol or proline protects the cells from these effects, which appear to be largely attenuated-acclimated cells also survive much better to the osmotic shock than do control cells and; 3) the best protection seems to be provided by sorbitol and NaCl. Proline acclimation is less effective. These effects are discussed in terms of increased tolerance to NaCl load induced at the level of different macromolecules by so-called 'compensatory' organic compounds. [less ▲]

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See detailImmunogold labelling of fatty acyl chains
Compère, Philippe ULg; Maneta-Peyret, Lilly; Goffinet, Gerhard ULg et al

in Journal of Immunological Methods (1995), 181

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See detailA screening technique to isolate bacterial strains producing high molecular weight bacteriocins
Jabrane, A.; Destain, Jean-Pierre ULg; Compère, Philippe ULg et al

in Biotechnology Techniques (1994), 8

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See detailStructure, synthèse et dégradation des chitinoprotéines de la cuticule des Crustacés décapodes
Jeuniaux, Charles; Compère, Philippe ULg; Goffinet, Gerhard ULg

in Bollettino Zoologica (1986), 53

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See detailExperimental evidence of the role of thiamine in nerve conduction as determined by HPLC using pre- and post-column derivatization techniques
Bettendorff, Lucien ULg; Bontemps, J; Lombet, J et al

in Archives Internationales de Physiologie et de Biochimie (1984), 92

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