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The mycolic acids of these glycolipids are noncovalently intercolated with the mAGP.

Later, one of the polysaccharides was identified as arabinogalactan (AG), the basic constituent of the mAGP complex (Misaki & Yukawa, 1966), and the other as a pool of immunologically active lipoarabinomannan and inactive lipomannan (Misaki et al., 1977), both sharing a similar mannan core (Hunter et al., 1986; Hunter & Brennan, 1990; Chatterjee et al., 1992a;) (Fig. 2).

This review summarizes our current understanding of the function of the MAGPs and discusses ideas related to their role in growth factor regulation.

After repetitive low-dose UV exposure, a significant reduction in the MAGP-1 level was observed.

In addition, immunofluorescence analysis on the MAGP-1 protein was performed in dermal fibroblast cultures and in human skin biopsies.

A significant reduction in the MAGP-1 protein level was observed, as quantified by ImageJ (P<0.05).

However, in photoexposed skin, a change in the MAGP-1 staining pattern was observed early in life.

This suggests that possible damage of the MAGP-1 fibrils with chronic photoaging can happen relatively early in life.

In the aged group, a significant reduction in the MAGP-1 level in both the reticular dermis as well as in areas surrounding the hair follicles was observed.

Around the late 30s, the MAGP-1 fibers became more "wavy" and fragmented, and the candelabra-like structures in the papillary dermis were significantly reduced compared to the younger group.

Gene array from young and aged donors showed that the MAGP-1 gene declined significantly (over twofold) in aged skin, along with a panel of elastic fiber-related genes (Table 1).