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正常組織由来色素細胞と母斑組織由来色素細胞のE-cadherinにおける細胞遊走能の差異
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セイジョウ ソシキ ユライ シキソ サイボウ ト ボ ハン ソシキ ユライ シキソ サイボウ ノ E - cadherin ニ オケル サイボウユウソウノウ ノ サイ
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seijo soshiki yurai shikiso saibo to bo han soshiki yurai shikiso saibo no E - cadherin ni okeru saiboyusono no sai
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E-cadherin is a factor that determines the migration ability of pigmented cells
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松田, 就人
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マツダ, ナルヒト
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Matsuda, Naruhito
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慶應義塾大学医学部形成外科学教室
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Department of Plastic and Reconstructive surgery, School of Medicine, Keio University
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慶應医学会
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ケイオウ イガッカイ
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Keio igakkai
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2003
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慶應医学
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Journal of the Keio Medical Society
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80
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4
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2003
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12
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141
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150
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Both nevus cells and melanocytes are derived from the neural crest. The etiology of giant congenital nevus cell nevus(GCNN) is thought to be the cloned proliferation of melanoblasts, the precursors of melanocytes, during development and distribution in a restricted area. If the proliferation mechanism is triggered at an early developmental stage, the area of distribution is large and GCNN is produced. Melanocytes, on the other hand, usually migrate into the epidermis and settle there, and they are reported to strongly express E-cadherin during the migration process. Nevus cells, however, are unable to migrate into the epidermis, and many of them remain in the dermis. We used cultured epidermis-derived pigment cells (EDPCs) and cultured dermis-derived pigment cells (DDPCs) obtained from tissues collected from 23 patients with GCNN and investigated the migration of DDPCs in vitro after forced expression of E-cadherin. Immunocytochemistry, Western blotting, and RT-PCR showed that the EDPCs expressed E-cadherin, but the DDPCs did not. An experiment using a Boyden chambershowed that migration of both pigmented cells depends on the presence of E-cadherin. Based on these findings, E-cadherin expression appeared to be necessary for pigment cells to move from the dermis into the epidermis, and cells that express E-cadherin appeared to be capable of moving into epidermis where E-cadherin is expressed.
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