1971
DOI: 10.1111/j.1463-6395.1971.tb00552.x
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Feinstruktur des Saccus dorsalis bei den Plötzen, Leuciscus rutilus

Abstract: Saccus dorsalis in Leuciscus rutilus is a very folded area enclosing the epiphysis within its foldings. The dorsal sac consists of a single layer of cuboidal ependymal cells which have cilia and very irregularly shaped microvilli. The presence of vesicles in longitudinal rows indicate that these microvilli are very active. Bulbous outpocketenings from the apical surface contain glycogen. These bulgings may be pinched off into the lumen of the third ventricle forming rounded drops which contain richly glycogen.… Show more

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