Expression of argyrophilic proteins in the nucleolar organizer regions of human thymocytes and thymic epitheliocytes under conditions of coculturing with vilon and epithalon peptides.

In cocultured human thymocytes and thymic epithelial cells, epithalon suppressed the expression of argyrophilic proteins in nucleolar organizer regions.

In plain wordsIn human thymus cells in culture, epithalon lowered the expression of argyrophilic proteins in nucleolar organizer regions.

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In cocultured human thymocytes and thymic epithelial cells, epithalon reduced the formation, assembly and transport of ribosomes into the cytoplasm, and so the intensity of protein synthesis.

In plain wordsIn human thymus cells in culture, epithalon reduced ribosome formation and transport, which sets how much protein the cells make.

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In human thymocytes and thymic epithelial cells, Vilon stimulated argyrophilic protein expression in nucleolar organizer regions.

In plain wordsIn cells, Vilon increased argyrophilic protein expression in ribosome-producing regions.

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In human thymocytes and thymic epithelial cells, Vilon stimulated ribosome formation.

In plain wordsIn cells, Vilon increased ribosome formation.

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In human thymocytes and thymic epithelial cells, Vilon stimulated ribosome assembly.

In plain wordsIn cells, Vilon increased ribosome assembly.

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In human thymocytes and thymic epithelial cells, Vilon stimulated ribosome transport into the cytoplasm.

In plain wordsIn cells, Vilon increased ribosome transport into the cytoplasm.

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In human thymocytes, Vilon promoted transformation into proliferating blast cells.

In plain wordsIn cells, Vilon increased thymocyte transformation into dividing blast cells.

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