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Enzyme Histochemistry of Intestinal Metaplasia in the Stomach Muneaki Abe 1 , Nobuo Ohuchi 1 , Masasuke Akamatsu 2 , TaKaharu Matsumoto 3 1The Third Dept. of Internal Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Kyushu University 2Tsushima Central Hospital 3Matsumoto's Clinic of Gastroenterology pp.875-880
Published Date 1971/6/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403111690
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 Seen from the enzyme histochemical patterns, intestinal metaplasia appearing in the gastric mucosa of chronic gastritis is divided into two types: small intestine type and colon type.

 In these types, the incidence of the former is usually high.

 In typical small intestine type, patterns of alkaline phosphatase and leucine aminopeptidase on the striated border and cytoplasmic enzymes are almost the same as in the jejunal villus epithelium and show the character of the absorptive epithelium.

 However, enzymatically atypical cells for the small intestine type are occasionally seen.

 These metaplastic cells show irregular and atypical reactions of enzymes of the striated border and cytoplasm.

 In colon type, activities of the enzymes of the striated border are very weak or almost negative and cytoplasmic enzymes are moderately reactive resembling the pattern of colon epithelium.

 From these findings, we can know that there are considerable varieties in enzymatic activities of intestinal metaplasia, and it is considered that these varieties appear as results of irregular cell proliferation or abnormalities of chemodifferentiation in metaplastic tissue. In addition, close relationship between intestinal metaplasia and adenocarcinoma of the stomach is discussed from the standpoint of enzyme histochemistry.


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