doi: 10.1007/BF00499831.
A method for the fine-structural demonstration of lectin receptors
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A method for the fine-structural demonstration of lectin receptors
Histochemistry.
1986.
Abstract
A new two-step method using an Fc-fragment/ferritin conjugate as a marker for the visualization of lectin-binding sites on neuronal and other cell membranes is described. In this study of rat synaptosomes, three lectins were tested: concanavalin A, mistletoe lectin I and wheat germ agglutinin. The specificity of the method was proved by control experiments.
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