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Differential Distribution Of The Fibres Of The Collagenous And Elastic Systems And Of Glycosaminoglycans In The Rat Pubic Joint
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Journal Of Submicroscopic Cytology And Pathology. , v. 33, n. 4, p. 463 - 472, 2001.
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Autor
Ortega H.H.
Joazeiro P.P.
Munoz-De-Toro M.M.
Luque E.H.
Montes G.S.
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Resumen
The pubic joint of male and female rats was studied at the light- and electron microscopical levels using methods that selectively disclose the extracellular matrix fibres and glycosaminoglycans. The interpubic tissue showed no difference between sexes (including pregnant and intrapartum females). The medial ends of the pubic bones were covered by articular caps of hyaline cartilage that blended in the midline. The whole articular cartilage was covered dorsally and ventrally (as well as craneally and caudally) by a typical perichondrium. The differential distribution of the fibres of the collagenous and elastic systems in the pubic joint agreed with the results reported in the literature for other rat cartilages. Collagen fibres, composed mainly of type-I collagen, were localised to the fibrous perichondrium and bone. 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