AI Article Synopsis
- The study examines how blocking -SH groups in rat fibroblasts affects their ability to adhere to each other.
- Iodacetamide is used to obstruct these groups, and higher concentrations worsen the negative impact on cell adhesion.
- The text discusses the role of -SH groups in mediating interactions between cells.
Article Abstract
The -SH groups of rat fibroblasts of cell-coat were blocked with Iodacetamide. This substance interferes negatively on the homologous intercellular adhesion of the tested cells, with a proportional effect related to the concentration used. The meaning of -SH groups on the cell-cell interactions is discussed.
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