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HISTOCHEMICAL DETECTION OF PHOSPHORYLASE IN ANIMAL TISSUES
1 Department of Pathology, Kumamoto University School of Medicine, Kumamoto, Japan
Amylophosphorylase in animal tissues has been demonstrated in frozen sections by use of activators and primer in a modified Yin and Sun method. A suitable technique for this purpose was newly devised. It was experimentally proved that the synthesis of glycogen from glucose-1-phosphate in tissues was specifically due to phosphorylase activity itself. Amylophosphorylase was histochemically demonstrated in muscle fibers of skeletal and heart muscles, smooth muscles in certain organs, epithelium of esophagus etc. The reactions were shown in cytoplasms and the nuclei were not stained. The phosphorylase reaction of muscle was very closely related to striated structure in muscle fibers.
Submitted on July 6, 1954
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