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Q: Is keratin 8 in taste buds and/or salivary ducts ( No Answer,   1 Comment )
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Subject: Is keratin 8 in taste buds and/or salivary ducts
Category: Science
Asked by: damocles-ga
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Posted: 12 Jul 2006 05:39 PDT
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Question ID: 745565
I am looking for evidence that Keratin 8 is expressed in human taste
cells and/or salivary ducts.  The evidence needs to be direct, but need not
be extensive.  A reference to a book or study using antibodies is
sufficient as long as it is the original reference and not a
derivative.  I am finding evidence of this keratin in mice and rats,
but no mention of keratins other than 19 and 20 in humans.
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Subject: Re: Is keratin 8 in taste buds and/or salivary ducts
From: affordablemagic-ga on 20 Jul 2006 22:55 PDT
 
Expression of keratin mRNAS and proteins in normal salivary epithelia
and pleomorphic adenomas

Lan Su, Dr. Peter R. Morgan, Dolores L. Harrison, Ahmad Waseem, E. Birgitte Lane

affordablemagic-ga

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