Recent studies on the structure and pathology of basement membranes

Dale R. Abrahamson

doi:10.1002/path.1711490402

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Abstract

RECENT STUDIES ON THE STRUCTURE AND PATHOLOGY OF BASEMENT MEMBRANES DALE R. ABRAHAMSON Department of Cell Biology and Anatomy, University o Alabama at Birmingham, University Station, Birmingham, f A L 35294 U.S.A. Received 10 April 1986 Accepted 14 April 1986 INTRODUCTION Basement membranes are unique, widespread elements of extracellular matrix that are directly involved in a number of critically important biological processes. They represent an extracellular scaffold that is necessary for the orderly development of distinct tissue patterns.â€™ Accordingly, sheets of differentiating cells, as well as individual ones, utilize basement membranes as migratory substrates and, contained within the matrix, are positional information and other developmental signal^.^ - 6 These functions also apply during wound healing, tissue regeneration and repair.â€™ Secondly, basement membranes spatially orient attached cells, such as polarized epithelia, perhaps organizing their cytoskeletal networks and affecting other internal proper tie^.^.^ Finally basement membranes serve as structural boundaries between epithelial, muscle, peripheral nervous tissue, and the connective tissue, respectively. In this capacity, they also possess important barrier properties that influence the exchange of macromolecules and cells across tissues. Despite intensive study, however, the molecular content and architecture of basement membranes are still not fully understood. Due to the

Journal

The Journal of Pathology – Wiley

Published: Aug 1, 1986

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Szarfman, Szarfman; Terranova, Terranova; Rennard, Rennard; Foidart, Foidart; Lima, Lima; Scheinman, Scheinman; Martin, Martin
Attachment of Treponema pallidum to fibronectin, laminin, collagen IV, and collagen I, and blockage of attachment by immune rabbit IgG

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Isolation of the specific glomerular basement membrane antigen involved in Goodpasture syndrome

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Goodpasture antigen of the glomerular basement membrane: Localization to noncollagenous regions of type IV collagen

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Properties of the globular domain of type IV collagen and its relationship to the Goodpasture antigen

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Effect of glomerular basement membrane on the initiation of chemiluminescence and lysosomal enzyme release in human polymorphonuclear leukocytes: An in vitro model of glomerular disease

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Evidence for the role of oxygen radicals in acute nephrotoxic nephritis

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Degradation of glomerular basement membrane by human neutrophils in vitro

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Degradation of heparan sulfate in the subendothelial extracellular matrix by a readily released heparanase from human neutrophils. Possible role in invasion through basement membranes

Matzner, Matzner; Bar‐Ner, Bar‐Ner; Yahalom, Yahalom; Ishai‐Michaeli, Ishai‐Michaeli; Fuks, Fuks; Vlodavsky, Vlodavsky
Neutrophils adherent to a nonphagocytosable surface (glomerular basement membrane) produce oxidants only at the site of attachment

Vissers, Vissers; Day, Day; Winterbourn, Winterbourn
Rapid and focal loss of negative charge associated with mononuclear cell infiltration early in nephrotoxic serum nephritis

Kreisberg, Kreisberg; Wayne, Wayne; Karnovsky, Karnovsky
Activation of the alternative complement pathway by isolated human glomerular basement membrane

Williams, Williams; Czop, Czop; Abrahamson, Abrahamson; Davies, Davies; Austen, Austen
A mononuclear cell component in experimental glomerulonephritis

Schreiner, Schreiner; Cotan, Cotan; Pardo, Pardo; Unanue, Unanue
Macrophage‐induced glomerular injury. Cell transfer studies in passive autologous antiglomerular basement membrane antibody‐initiated experimental glomerulonephritis

Holdsworth, Holdsworth; Neale, Neale
A new role for complement in experimental membranous nephropathy in rats

Salant, Salant; Belok, Belok; Madaio, Madaio; Couser, Couser
Mediation of proteinuria in membranous nephropathy due to a planted glomerular antigen

Adler, Adler; Salant, Salant; Dittmer, Dittmer; Rennke, Rennke; Madoio, Madoio; Couser, Couser
Complement and the direct mediation of immune glomerular injury: A new perspective

Couser, Couser; Baker, Baker; Adler, Adler
in vivo localization and pathological effects of passively transferred antibodies to type IV collagen and laminin in mice

Wick, Wick; Muller, Muller; Timpl, Timpl
The Goodpasture‐like syndrome in mice induced by intravenous injections of anti‐type IV collagen and anti‐laminin antibody

Yaar, Yaar; Foidart, Foidart; Brown, Brown; Rennard, Rennard; Martin, Martin; Liotta, Liotta
Nephritogenicity of antibodies to proteoglycans of the glomerular basement membrane‐1

Makino, Makino; Gibbons, Gibbons; Reddy, Reddy; Kanwar, Kanwar
Nephritogenic potential of sheep antibodies against glomerular basement membrane laminin in the rat

Feintzig, Feintzig; Abrahamson, Abrahamson; Cybulsky, Cybulsky; Dittmer, Dittmer; Salant, Salant
Distribution of basement membrane antigens in glomeruli of mice with autoimmune glomerulonephritis

Matsuo, Matsuo; Brentjens, Brentjens; Andres, Andres; Foidart, Foidart; Martin, Martin; Martinez‐Hernandez, Martinez‐Hernandez
Immune response to laminin, a noncollagenous glycoprotein of basement membrane, in a syngeneic murine system

Mackel, Mackel; De Lustro, De Lustro; Le Roy, Le Roy
Immune response to connective tissue components of the basement membranes

Mackel, Mackel; De Lustro, De Lustro; De Lustro, De Lustro; Fundenberg, Fundenberg; Le Roy, Le Roy
Glomerular and vascular injury in mice following immunization with heterologous and autologous fibronectin

Murphy‐Ullrich, Murphy‐Ullrich; Oberley, Oberley; Mosher, Mosher
Cell adhesive, protein binding, and antigenic properties of laminin

Engvall, Engvall; Ruoslahti, Ruoslahti
Nephritogenicity and differential distribution of glomerular immune complexes related to immunogen charge

Gallo, Gallo; Caulin‐Glaser, Caulin‐Glaser; Emancipator, Emancipator; Lamm, Lamm
Glomerular localization of preformed immune complexes prepared with anionic antibodies or with cationic antigens

Gauthier, Gauthier; Striker, Striker; Mannik, Mannik
The Clq subunit of complement binds to laminin: A mechanism for the deposition and retention of immune complexes in basement membrane

Bohnsack, Bohnsack; Tenner, Tenner; Laurie, Laurie; Kleinman, Kleinman; Martin, Martin; Brown, Brown
Alterations in glomerular anionic sites in autologous immune complex nephritis

Schneeberger, Schneeberger; Stravrakis, Stravrakis; McCarthy, McCarthy
Binding of platelet factor four (PF4) to glomerular polyanion

Barnes, Barnes; Levine, Levine; Venkatachalam, Venkatachalam
Platelet factor 4 binding to glomerular microvascular matrix

Wu, Wu; Cohen, Cohen

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