Effect of hyaluronan on the elastase-type activity of human skin fibroblasts.

Cell Biol Int

Laboratoire de Biologie du Tissu Conjonctif, ER CNRS 74 Faculté de Medecine, Creteil, France.

Published: October 1994

The influence of hyaluronan (HA) on the expression of human skin fibroblast elastase-type protease (HSFEp) (Homsy et al, 1988) was studied. At confluency of HSF cultures, hyaluronan increased the level of HSFEp in a time and dose-dependent fashion. Optimal effect was observed after 48 h of culture and at 2 mg/ml HA concentration; the stimulatory effect of HA could be suppressed by 1 microM cycloheximide. The enhancement of enzyme biosynthesis by HA was dependent on cell proliferation but quasi invariant with HSF passage number (from 7-21).

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