Complex Carbohydrates in the Cyst Wall of Histriculus similis

P. Calvo; A. Torres; P. Navas; J. Perez-Silva

doi:10.1099/00221287-129-3-829

Complex Carbohydrates in the Cyst Wall of Histriculus similis

P. Calvo, A. Torres, P. Navas and J. Perez-Silva
First Published: 01 March 1983 https://doi.org/10.1099/00221287-129-3-829

Abstract

SUMMARY: A cytochemical and structural study of the cyst wall of Histriculus similis has been carried out. Application of cytochemical methods for complex carbohydrates indicated that the mesocyst is rich in sulphated glycosaminoglycans. The endocyst and granular layer contained neutral and sulphated glycoproteins, respectively.

Received: 08/07/1982
Revised: 08/09/1982
Published Online: 01/03/1983

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Complex Carbohydrates in the Cyst Wall of Histriculus similis

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