1950
DOI: 10.1007/bf01226918
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Morphologische und experimentelle Untersuchungen �ber das hypothalamisch-hypophys�re System

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“…1). Many of the cells of the nucleus were located in close proximity to the blood capillaries: the fact was frequently reported by the previous workers (Scharrer and Gaupp, 1933;Scharrer, 1936;1941;Foley, Kinney and Alexander, 1942;Bargmann, et al, 1950;Ortmann, 1951;Enami and Imai, 1955). In some of the cells of the paraventricular nucleus, intracellular vacuoles were observed at the site of the peripheral Nissl area, in which CH-positive material was abundant (Fig.…”
Section: Observationsupporting
confidence: 53%
“…1). Many of the cells of the nucleus were located in close proximity to the blood capillaries: the fact was frequently reported by the previous workers (Scharrer and Gaupp, 1933;Scharrer, 1936;1941;Foley, Kinney and Alexander, 1942;Bargmann, et al, 1950;Ortmann, 1951;Enami and Imai, 1955). In some of the cells of the paraventricular nucleus, intracellular vacuoles were observed at the site of the peripheral Nissl area, in which CH-positive material was abundant (Fig.…”
Section: Observationsupporting
confidence: 53%
“…Another factor which may contribute to the uniqueness of potentials recorded from neurosecretory cells is the morphological change due to accumulation of secretary granules (Bargmann, 1949;Bargmann, Hild, Ortman & Schiebler, 1965). It has been stated that the axon hillock of a KIYOMI KOIZUMI AND H. YAMASHITA neurosecretory cell may contain such large numbers of secretary granules that this part often appears 'nodose and torturous' (Gabe, 1966).…”
Section: Uniqueness Of Action Potentials Of Neurosecretory Cellsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another factor which may contribute to the uniqueness of potentials recorded from neurosecretory cells is the morphological change due to accumulation of secretary granules (Bargmann, 1949;Bargmann, Hild, Ortman & Schiebler, 1965 (Gabe, 1966). Such a morphological change might alter the normal process of impulse invasion of the neurosecretory cell.…”
Section: Uniqueness Of Action Potentials Of Neurosecretory Cellsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is considerable evidence to suggest that the stainable 'neurosecretory' material of the neurohypophysis is related to the antidiuretic hormone [Ortmann, 1950;Schiebler, 1951Schiebler, , 1952Hild & Zetler, 1953a;Barrnett, 1954;Hild, 1954;Sloper, 1954Sloper, , 1955Adams & Sloper, 1955Howe & Pearse, 1956 , ] and, further, that the quantity of material demonstrable can be greatly modified by altering the state of hydration of the animal [Bargmann, Hild, Ortmann & Schiebler, 1950;Ortmann, 1950Ortmann, , 1951Kovács, Bachrach, Oláh & Varrò, 1952;Hild & Zetler, 1953 ;Leveque & Scharrer, 1953;Bachrach, Kovács, Traub, Horváth & Korpássy, 1954;Barrnett, 1954;Kovács, Bachrach, Jakobovits, Horváth & Korpássy, 1954;Adams & Sloper, 1956;Andersson & Jewell, 1957].…”
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