1962
DOI: 10.1007/bf00342505
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Licht- und elektronenmikroskopische Untersuchungen �ber die intrazellul�re Verarbeitung von Vitalfarbstoffen

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“…The sites of uptake of neutral red in these neurons correspond to those described in the nerve cells of other orthopterans (31,32,60); the vitally colored granules appear to represent the lipochondria, which in these cells have been shown to be lysosomes (see reference 26). In vertebrate nerve cells (23) and cultured cells (29,45,53) studied by light microscopy, it is claimed that the lysosomes are the foci of vital dye segregation; electron microscopical studies support this contention (11,33,54,59). In light microscopical preparations the coloration observed in the Golgi regions of orthopteran neurons may be owing to dye uptake by the dense bodies intimately associated with the inner border of each Golgi complex.…”
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“…The sites of uptake of neutral red in these neurons correspond to those described in the nerve cells of other orthopterans (31,32,60); the vitally colored granules appear to represent the lipochondria, which in these cells have been shown to be lysosomes (see reference 26). In vertebrate nerve cells (23) and cultured cells (29,45,53) studied by light microscopy, it is claimed that the lysosomes are the foci of vital dye segregation; electron microscopical studies support this contention (11,33,54,59). In light microscopical preparations the coloration observed in the Golgi regions of orthopteran neurons may be owing to dye uptake by the dense bodies intimately associated with the inner border of each Golgi complex.…”
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“…Ein interzellularer Durchtritt des Myofers unmittelbar in die Interzellularraume erfolgte nicht. Dieser im Modellversuch fur das Myofer nachgewiesene transepitheliale Transportweg berechtigte zu der Annahme, dai3 auch die ,,physiologischen Resorbate" den gleichen Weg nehmen konnen (SCHMIDT, 1962).…”
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