Showing papers on "Keratan sulfate published in 1967"

TL;DR: Articular and epiphyseal plate cartilage, primary and secondary spongiosa of metaphyses and compact cortical bone from bovine long bones were analyzed for their content of nitrogen, water, ash, calcium, phosphorus, chondroitin sulfates, keratan sulfate, sialic acid and protein-polysaccharides.

TL;DR: Artificial and naturally occurring mixtures of glycosaminoglycans were fractionated on ECTEOLA-cellulose columns and galactosamine could be eluted from the columns with lower concentrations of ammonium formate in ammonia than were needed to elute keratan sulfate.

TL;DR: Bovine nucleus pulposus has been found to be a good source of a series of proteinpolysaccharides containing chondroitin 6-sulfate and keratan sulfate, and there is no evidence that in this tissue any independent kinetic component exists which contains only chondDetroitin sulfate or only keratan sulfur.

TL;DR: Evidence is presented which establishes that chondroitin sulfate and keratan sulfate are part of the same macromolecular proteinpolysaccharide in bovine nasal septum.

TL;DR: The results are interpreted in relation to the structural and histochemical aspects of the cartilage layers; the significance of the observed heterogeneity of the chondroitin sulfate fraction and its possible relationship to differences in metabolism are discussed.

TL;DR: A new ECTEOLA cellulose ion exchange chromatographic procedure for the fractionation of glycosaminoglycans has been applied to corneal polysaccharides and keratan sulfate was found to contain more than one sulfate per hexosamine moiety.

TL;DR: Keretan sulfate fractions having various sulfate contents have been obtained from different tissue sources as mentioned in this paper, including embryonic and adult bovine intervertebral tissues, as well as from adult human intervein cells.