Ontogeny of epidermal growth factor receptor and lipocortin-1 in fetal and neonatal human lungs
MD Johnson, ME Gray, G Carpenter, RB Pepinsky… - Human pathology, 1990 - Elsevier
The ontogeny and distribution of the epidermal growth factor (EGF) receptor and lipocortin-1,
a major cellular substrate of the EGF receptor, were evaluated in a developmental series of
fetal and neonatal human lungs (8 to 41 weeks' gestation and stillborn to 16 days' postnatal
age). The peroxidase anti-peroxidase technique with two polyclonal antibodies recognizing
the EGF receptor and one polyclonal antibody recognizing lipocortin-1 were used for
immunohistochemical localization. Extensive or scattered bronchiolar EGF receptor …
a major cellular substrate of the EGF receptor, were evaluated in a developmental series of
fetal and neonatal human lungs (8 to 41 weeks' gestation and stillborn to 16 days' postnatal
age). The peroxidase anti-peroxidase technique with two polyclonal antibodies recognizing
the EGF receptor and one polyclonal antibody recognizing lipocortin-1 were used for
immunohistochemical localization. Extensive or scattered bronchiolar EGF receptor …