1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0040-8166(98)80066-9
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Morphological organization of neuropile glial cells in the central nervous system of the medicinal leech (Hirudo medicinalis)

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“…Accordingly, GFAP-like immunoreactivity has been shown in enteric glia (Jessen and Mirsky, 1980), Schwann cells of unmyelinated peripheral nerve fibers (Yen and Fields, 1981;Dahl et al, 1982), lens epithelium (Hatfield et al, 1984), and Kupffer cells in the liver (Gard et al, 1985), among others. Filaments of morphological structure similar to the intermediate glial filament have been reported in the glial cells of many mammals, birds, reptiles, fishes (Dahl et al, 1985), and in some invertebrates such as annelids and mollusks (see Radojcic and Pentreath, 1979;Cardone and Roots, 1990;Riehl and Schlue, 1998;Dos Santos et al, 2002).…”
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“…Accordingly, GFAP-like immunoreactivity has been shown in enteric glia (Jessen and Mirsky, 1980), Schwann cells of unmyelinated peripheral nerve fibers (Yen and Fields, 1981;Dahl et al, 1982), lens epithelium (Hatfield et al, 1984), and Kupffer cells in the liver (Gard et al, 1985), among others. Filaments of morphological structure similar to the intermediate glial filament have been reported in the glial cells of many mammals, birds, reptiles, fishes (Dahl et al, 1985), and in some invertebrates such as annelids and mollusks (see Radojcic and Pentreath, 1979;Cardone and Roots, 1990;Riehl and Schlue, 1998;Dos Santos et al, 2002).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…Because of the main role that has been attributed to GFAP in astrocytes, as a cytoskeleton stabilizer (see Rutka et al, 1997), and to the presence of this protein in few invertebrates (see Radojcic and Pentreath, 1979;Cardone and Roots, 1990, Riehl and Schlue, 1998, Dos Santos et al, 2002, we wanted to search for the presence of GFAP-like proteins in crustaceans.…”
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“…NFs have not been observed in crustaceans using conventional electron microscopy, and IFs in general have not been observed in crustaceans and other arthropods by immunocytochemistry. However, numerous studies in lower vertebrates and invertebrates have revealed the presence of NF proteins similar to mammalian NF subunits (Philips et al 1983;Viancour et al 1987;Leapman et al 1997;Karabinos et al 2001) and IF like glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) (Cardone and Roots 1990;Kumar et al 1996;Riehl and Schlue 1998;dos Santos et al 2002). Particularly interesting for crustacean neurobiologists was the study conducted by Weaver and Viancour (1991), representing a very thorough search for mammalian NF proteins in crayfish axons: following labeling with the commercially available anti-NF-M monoclonal antibody (NN18-clone), it revealed a polypeptide located on microtubule side-arms.…”
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“…Other markers of vertebrate glial cells have not often been tested in invertebrates, although a GFAP-like protein has been shown in some neuropils in annelids (Riehl and Schlue, 1998) and mollusks (Cardone and Roots, 1990;dos Santos et al, 2002). In calanoid copepods, axon wrappings may be formed by concentric and continuous layers of myelin-like laminae, but the cell type that forms it could not be determined (Weatherby et al, 2000).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%