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. 2010 Sep;58(9):765–783. doi: 10.1369/jhc.2010.955773

Table 1.

Summary of ALDH3B1 immunoreactivity in normal human tissues

Human tissuea ALDH3B1 immunoreactivity Cell type Localization
Bone marrow + Histiocytes Cytoplasm
Cerebellum + Astrocytes, molecular layer of gray matter ND
Colon NA NA
Endometrium + Few histiocytes Cytoplasm
Kidney cortex + Proximal convoluted tubule cells Cytoplasm
Kidney medulla + Loop of Henle cells Cytoplasm
+ Collecting duct cells Membrane-associatedb
Liver + Hepatocytes Cytoplasm
Lung + Ciliated brionchiole epithelial cells Membrane-bound/associatedc
Ovary NA NA
Placenta + Intermediate trophoblasts Cytoplasm
Pancreas + Acinar cells Cytoplasm
Salivary gland + Striated duct cells Membrane-associatedb
Spleen + Sinusoidal endothelial cells of red pulp Cytoplasm
Testis + Ciliated columnar efferent ductule cells Membrane-bound/associatedc
Thyroid + Few histiocytes cytoplasm
a

Human tissues immunoreactive (+) and non-immunoreactive (−) for ALDH3B1 are listed.

b

In kidney medulla and salivary gland, staining of duct cells appeared cytoplasmic but was stronger on the luminal surface of ducts, indicating a potential membrane association.

c

In lung and testis, staining was limited to cilia on the apical surface of cells; it was unclear whether localization was membrane-bound or cytoplasmic but membrane-associated.

NA, not applicable; ND, not determined.