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Summary the present study, the distribution of various sugar residues in skin and nasolabial glands of the muzzle region of the Egyptian water buffalos were investigated by light microscopic histochemical methods, particularly lectin histochemistry. The epidermis and nasolabial glands were labeled with all lectins under investigation (LCA, ConA, PNA, RCA 120 , WGA, DBA, UEA-I, MAA, SSA and PHAE) except the MAA and UEA-I which were negative in the epidermis and in the secretory acini respectively. Lectins labeling of the epidermis revealed the presence of mannosyl (LCA, ConA), galactosyl (PNA, RCA120), N-acetyl-glucosamine (WGA), Nacetyl-galactosamine (DBA, PHA-E), L-fucose (UEA-1) and neuraminic acid (SSA). Interestingly, most layers of the epidermis exhibited different degrees of lectin labeling except the stratum cornium which showed negative reaction to all lectins. Similarly, the nasolabial glands revealed the presence of mannosyl (LCA, ConA), galactosyl (PNA,

journal of veterinary anatomy

Histochemical Analysis of Glycoconjugates in the Muzzle Skin of Egyptian water Buffalos (Bubalus bubalis) With Special Reference to the Glandular Structure