Using a non-radioactive in situ hybridization procedure it has been demonstrated that both invertebrates such as the mollusc Mytilus galloprovincialis and lower vertebrates such as the fish Cyprinus carpio express bovine alphaS1- and kappa-casein homologous mRNAs. In particular, positive results were found in molluscan immunocytes, and in cells located in different fish tissues: intestine, endocrine pancreas and kidney. These findings suggest that the casein genes are highly conserved throughout evolution.
Detection of casein fragments in an invertebrate and in an vertebrate using in situ hybridization / Ottaviani, Enzo; Franchini, Antonella; Prinzenberg, Em; Erhardt, G; Jolles, P.. - In: LIFE SCIENCES. - ISSN 0024-3205. - STAMPA. - 65:(1999), pp. 1707-1714.
Detection of casein fragments in an invertebrate and in an vertebrate using in situ hybridization.
OTTAVIANI, Enzo;FRANCHINI, Antonella;
1999
Abstract
Using a non-radioactive in situ hybridization procedure it has been demonstrated that both invertebrates such as the mollusc Mytilus galloprovincialis and lower vertebrates such as the fish Cyprinus carpio express bovine alphaS1- and kappa-casein homologous mRNAs. In particular, positive results were found in molluscan immunocytes, and in cells located in different fish tissues: intestine, endocrine pancreas and kidney. These findings suggest that the casein genes are highly conserved throughout evolution.
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