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RF2E9GXJ9–Dendrites of pyramidal cells of the cerebral cortex stained with the Golgi’s silver chromate. The dendrites have numerous spines on their surface.
RM2AJE0FM–Clinical diagnosis : the bacteriological, chemical, and microscopical evidence of disease . upon the great importance of theseresearches. By their aid it has become for the first time possible todistinguish malaria with absolute certainty by the result of an examina-tion of the blood, and we have thus acquired an invaluable means ofdiscriminating other affections which closely resemble it, as obscure sepsis, E 66 THE BLOOD and certain cases of endocarditis and tuberculosis.287 Mention shouldnot be omitted that, of late years, Golgis views have been combatedfrom different sides. Nevertheless, a
RMRWWMEH–Elements of human physiology (1907) Elements of human physiology elementsofhumanp05star Year: 1907 646 PHYSIOLOGY with the surface m a direction at right angles to the plane of expansion of the dendrites of Purkinje's cells, apparently resting against the serrations on the edges of these processes. The second kind of cell in the granular layer is the so- called Golgi's cell—a large cell with many dendrites and an axon which terminates by frequent branches in the neigh- bouring grey matter. Fig. 296. Molecular layer. Cells of Puikinje Schema of constituent elements of cerebellum (modified f
RMMA79DY–. Electro-physiology . FIG. 234.—Small portion of the terminal nervous arborisation in electrical plate of Torpedo (silver preparation). (Ranvier.) y 'J9 ^^*{m (* <X) *§' Fi<:. 235.—Portion of nervous ramitication in a plate of Torpedo, showing Boll's punctua- tion. (Ciaccio.) (17), and recently Ballowitz (2) and Iwanzoff (15), after treat- ment with osmic acid, gold chloride, hasmatoxylin, Golgi's method, etc.— the exactness of the comparison is at once obvious, and it is difficult to understand how Fritsch (12) could entirely deny the existence of such a terminal nervous arborisation
RM2HJCMB6–Illustartion of animal cell. The cell has a nucleus in its center, that contains chromatine constituted of DNA, and nucleole, composed of RNA and proteins. Around the nucleus, we find the endoplasmic reticulum, then the Golgi's apparatus, mitochondries, centrioles, and finally the cytoskeleton that structures the cell. Vesicles enable the passage of various substances into and out of the cell.
RF2E9GYG8–Oligodendroglia stained with the Rio-Hortega variant to the Golgi’s silver chromate. From the rounded soma, several thin processes arise.
RM2AKAP91–Textbook of normal histology: including an account of the development of the tissues and of the organs . always been among themost striking, it was not until the introduction of Golgis silvermethod that a full appreciation of the remarkable richness of theseramifications became possible. In such preparations the molecularlayer is occupied to its extreme periphery by the intertwining butununited fibrils of the branching processes. The extent andbreadth of these apparent net-works, however, vary with the pointof view, for the cells send out their branches especially in a directionat right angles
RMRWT78R–Elements of histology (1898) Elements of histology elementsofhistol00klei Year: 1898 186 Elements of Histology lining the central canal : some show in i:)reparations stained after Golgis method processes of extreme length (Fig. 131). (<?) Another considerable accumulation of neuroglia exists near the dorsal end of the posterior grey horns, as the suh-^tnntia gdotinos<i of Rolando. 173. The white uiatter (Fig. 132) is composed, besides neuroglia, of medullated nerve fibres varving veiy much in diameter, and forming the essential and chief part of it. They possess an axis cy- linder an
RF2E9GY46–Pyramidal neuron. Golgi’s silver chromate. The apical dendritic trunk and the basilar dendrites contain many spines. From the bottom arises the axon
RM2AWMM08–A text-book of physiology for medical students and physicians . ingstructure along which passes the nerve impulse. The arrangementof these fibrils within the cell is not completely known, the resultsobtained varying with the methods employed. A matter of far- 136 PHYSIOLOGY OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. reaching importance on the physiological side is the question ofthe existence of an extracellular nervous network. Most recenthistoiogists agree in the belief that there is a delicate networksurrounding the cells and their protoplasmic processes. Thispericellular net or Golgis net is claimed by so
RMT0TWNC–Elektrophysiologie (1895) Elektrophysiologie elektrophysiolog00bied Year: 1895 Die elektrischen Fische. 755 Handlung mit Osmiumsäure, Goldchlorid, Hämatoxylin und Golgi's Methode etc. gegeben wurden, so springt das Zutreffende des Vergleiches sofort ins Auge und es ist schwer verständlich, wie G. Fr itseh (12) die Existenz einer derartigen, terminalen Nervenverästelung gänzlich läugnen konnte, die, wie ich mich selbst überzeugt habe, immer schon im frischen Zustande erkennbar ist und wie eine riesige Endplatte die ganze ventrale Fläche jeder Platte stetig überzieht. In der That kann mit Rück
RF2E9GXHY–Purkinje neuron of the cerebellar cortex. Golgi’s silver chromate showing dendrites arising from the soma. The thinnest branches show abundant spines
RM2AWD22P–Human physiology . com-pletely, and separating them sharply from the alveolar tissue.Eenaut (1879) pointed out a reticulum enclosing the islets, asdid also Opie and Pugnat. On the other hand, Gibbes, Diamare,and Hansemann denied these observations. To solve the problemMarshall Flint (1903) employed tryptic digestion, which sparesthis capsule ; and decided that it existed. Laguesse also admitted it, but stated that the capsule(menibrana propria) does not completely surround the islets, whichcontract relations with the excretory system at the points atwhich they are not invested. Golgis method d
RMG155PX–Color enhanced illustartion of an animal cell. The cell has a nucleus in its center, that contains chromatine constituted of DNA, and nucleole, composed of RNA and proteins. Around the nucleus, we find the endoplasmic reticulum, then the Golgi's apparatus
RF2E9GY28–Pyramidal neurons of the cerebral cortex. Golgi’s silver chromate. From the conic shaped soma, a large apical dendrite and multiple basilar dendrites
RM2AWFWBF–The anatomy of the nervous system, from the standpoint of development and function . amifications of the Purkinje cells and the branches of axons from the granule THE CEREBELLUM 209 cells (Fig. 150). It contains a relatively small number of stellate neurons, themore superficial of which possess short axons and belong to Golgis Type II.Those more deeply situated have a highly specialized form and arc known asbasket cells. From each of these there arises, in addition to several stout brandl-ing dendrites, a single characteristic axon, which runs through the molecularlayer in a plane at right ang
RMG155PW–Color enhanced illustartion of an animal cell. The cell has a nucleus in its center, that contains chromatine constituted of DNA, and nucleole, composed of RNA and proteins. Around the nucleus, we find the endoplasmic reticulum, then the Golgi's apparatus
![. Biological lectures delivered at the Marine Biological Laboratory of Wood's Holl [sic]. Biology. ORIGIN OF THE CENTROSOME. 277 some way, however, they may begin to multiply by the process of caryokinetic division, when the centrosome makes its appear-. Flg. "i. —The pigment cell of ESOX lucius, showing the clear centrosome area C; NN, nuclei. By the application of Golgi's method, as modified by Cajal, the nerve endings are well brought out. The cell is innervated on both sides of its surface. At d, d', the nerve filaments on one side are seen boring through the whole thickness of the ce Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RHM5AJ/biological-lectures-delivered-at-the-marine-biological-laboratory-of-woods-holl-sic-biology-origin-of-the-centrosome-277-some-way-however-they-may-begin-to-multiply-by-the-process-of-caryokinetic-division-when-the-centrosome-makes-its-appear-flg-quoti-the-pigment-cell-of-esox-lucius-showing-the-clear-centrosome-area-c-nn-nuclei-by-the-application-of-golgis-method-as-modified-by-cajal-the-nerve-endings-are-well-brought-out-the-cell-is-innervated-on-both-sides-of-its-surface-at-d-d-the-nerve-filaments-on-one-side-are-seen-boring-through-the-whole-thickness-of-the-ce-RHM5AJ.jpg ". Biological lectures delivered at the Marine Biological Laboratory of Wood's Holl [sic]. Biology. ORIGIN OF THE CENTROSOME. 277 some way, however, they may begin to multiply by the process of caryokinetic division, when the centrosome makes its appear-. Flg. "i. —The pigment cell of ESOX lucius, showing the clear centrosome area C; NN, nuclei. By the application of Golgi's method, as modified by Cajal, the nerve endings are well brought out. The cell is innervated on both sides of its surface. At d, d', the nerve filaments on one side are seen boring through the whole thickness of the ce Stock Photo")
RMRHM5AJ–. Biological lectures delivered at the Marine Biological Laboratory of Wood's Holl [sic]. Biology. ORIGIN OF THE CENTROSOME. 277 some way, however, they may begin to multiply by the process of caryokinetic division, when the centrosome makes its appear-. Flg. "i. —The pigment cell of ESOX lucius, showing the clear centrosome area C; NN, nuclei. By the application of Golgi's method, as modified by Cajal, the nerve endings are well brought out. The cell is innervated on both sides of its surface. At d, d', the nerve filaments on one side are seen boring through the whole thickness of the ce
RMG155YP–Illustration of animal cell. The cell has a nucleus in its center, that contains chromatin constituted of DNA, and nucleole, composed of RNA and proteins. Around the nucleus, we find the endoplasmic reticulum, then the Golgi's apparatus, mitochondria, cen
RM2AX094Y–A text-book of physiology, for medical students and physicians . nducting Structure along which passes the nerve impulse. The arrangement, of these fibrils within the cell is not completely known, the resultsobtained varying with the methods employed. A matter of far- PROPERTIES OP THE NERVE CELL. 137 reaching importance on the physiological side is the question ofthe existence of an extracellular nervous network. Most recenthistologists agree in the belief that there is a delicate networksurrounding the cells and their protoplasmic processes. Thispericellular net or Golgis net is claimed by s
RM2JKFTDJ–Multispectral confocal microscopy of a fibroblast cell providing fluorescent proteins targeted to organelles: lysosomes, mitochondria, endoplast reticulum, peroxisomes, Golgi and lipid droplets. Scale bar, 10 'm.
RMG155YN–Illustration of animal cell. The cell has a nucleus in its center, that contains chromatin constituted of DNA, and nucleole, composed of RNA and proteins. Around the nucleus, we find the endoplasmic reticulum, then the Golgi's apparatus, mitochondria, cen
RM2AWGME1–Human anatomy, including structure and development and practical considerations . Multipolar nerve-cells of various forms; .1, from spinal cord ; B. from cerebral cortex; C, from cerebellar cortex(Purkinje cell) ; ii, axone; r, ini|)lantation cone. the multipolar neurones of Golgis type II, whose axones almost immediatelyundergo elaborate branching within the gray matter to which they are confined.The Nerve-Fibres.—From the foregoing considerations it is evident that thenerve-fibres are not independent elements, but that all are the processes of neurones—either the axones of those that are pro
RM2JKFTAF–In this image: Molecular view of DHHC palmitoyltransferases. Human DHHC20 (yellow) is embedded in the Golgi membrane (green), a compartment located inside cells. DHHC20 attaches a chain of fatty acids (white) to a target protein (blue, foreground), which anchors the protein to the Golgi membrane.
RM2BHW6DJ–Coronavirus replication, CoVid-19, SARS-Cov2. This scientific illustration explains how the 2019 coronavirus replicates thanks to a host cell. FUSION:
RMG155YM–Illustration of animal cell. The cell has a nucleus in its center, that contains chromatin constituted of DNA, and nucleole, composed of RNA and proteins. Around the nucleus, we find the endoplasmic reticulum, then the Golgi's apparatus, mitochondria, cen
RM2AWEB4F–The anatomy of the nervous system, from the standpoint of development and function . few nerve-cells which for the most part belong to Golgis Type II.The Layer of Pyramidal Cells.—The pyramidal cells are all of medium sizeand their fusiform bodies are rather closely packed together, forming a well- THE RHINKNCKlIIAI.ON 79 defined zone, the stratum lucidum. Their apical dendrites are dire* led towardthe molecular layer and form the chief constituent of the stratum radialum.The axons of these cells, after giving off collaterals, enter the alveus. The layer of polymorphic cells, also known as the
RM2BHW6E0–Coronavirus replication, CoVid-19, SARS-Cov2. This scientific illustration explains how the 2019 coronavirus replicates thanks to a host cell. FUSION:
RM2AGAXKB–. A treatise on the nervous diseases of children : for physicians and students. l relationbetween these changes andothers pointing to a chronicinterstitial encephalitis, andthe disease proper. More-over, Golgis patient died atthe age of thirty-two years, andin him chorea was associatedwith chronic mental disease. Up to the present time the results of bacteriological research are not verypromising. Berkeley found the staphylococcus pyogenes aureus in culturesfrom the blood of a fatal case of chorea. Dana has published the history and autopsy of a case of chronic chorea.The patient was thirty-fo
RM2BHW6DX–Coronavirus replication, CoVid-19, SARS-Cov2. This scientific illustration explains how the 2019 coronavirus replicates thanks to a host cell. FUSION:
RF2DFD2GJ–Adult skin structure, anatomy, appendages of the integumentary system. This illustration represents a 3D section view of 3/4 of the anatomy and struct
RM2AWGFCD–Dental cosmos . ibers appear aswhite dots in the center of the black-stained Neumanns sheath. The HISTOGENY AND HISTOLOGY OF BONY AND DENTAL TISSUES. I 279 nearer to the pulp the section is taken, the more surely will the doublestaining succeed. I saw it most perfectly in the undeveloped teeth ofMacropus lugens (marsupial). If the section is taken through theperipheral ends of the dentinal tubules, then the double staining will notsucceed, especially in old teeth, because the balsam does not penetratedeeply enough into the thin Tomess fibers. The combined staining after v. Kochs and Golgis met
RF2DFD2G8–Adult skin, integumentary system and its appendages. This illustration represents a 3D section view of 3/4 of the anatomy and structure of the skin wi
![Journal of morphology . t carefulstudy of many specimens indicates that in all probability thisis not the case. Any line of pigment granules communicatesonly with the body of one cell and does not continue overto that from a neighboring cell. This view is materiallystrengthened by the observations of Ramon y CajaP upon the 1 Ramon y Cajal, Anatom. Anz., 1889. No. 2.] HISTOGENESIS OF THE RETINA. 421 adult retina. By means of Golgis method he succeeded inoutlining large cells extending from the rods and cones tothe nerve fibers of the retina. There are no anastomosesbetween the prolongations and Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AKG21H/journal-of-morphology-t-carefulstudy-of-many-specimens-indicates-that-in-all-probability-thisis-not-the-case-any-line-of-pigment-granules-communicatesonly-with-the-body-of-one-cell-and-does-not-continue-overto-that-from-a-neighboring-cell-this-view-is-materiallystrengthened-by-the-observations-of-ramon-y-cajap-upon-the-1-ramon-y-cajal-anatom-anz-1889-no-2-histogenesis-of-the-retina-421-adult-retina-by-means-of-golgis-method-he-succeeded-inoutlining-large-cells-extending-from-the-rods-and-cones-tothe-nerve-fibers-of-the-retina-there-are-no-anastomosesbetween-the-prolongations-and-2AKG21H.jpg "Journal of morphology . t carefulstudy of many specimens indicates that in all probability thisis not the case. Any line of pigment granules communicatesonly with the body of one cell and does not continue overto that from a neighboring cell. This view is materiallystrengthened by the observations of Ramon y CajaP upon the 1 Ramon y Cajal, Anatom. Anz., 1889. No. 2.] HISTOGENESIS OF THE RETINA. 421 adult retina. By means of Golgis method he succeeded inoutlining large cells extending from the rods and cones tothe nerve fibers of the retina. There are no anastomosesbetween the prolongations and Stock Photo")
RM2AKG21H–Journal of morphology . t carefulstudy of many specimens indicates that in all probability thisis not the case. Any line of pigment granules communicatesonly with the body of one cell and does not continue overto that from a neighboring cell. This view is materiallystrengthened by the observations of Ramon y CajaP upon the 1 Ramon y Cajal, Anatom. Anz., 1889. No. 2.] HISTOGENESIS OF THE RETINA. 421 adult retina. By means of Golgis method he succeeded inoutlining large cells extending from the rods and cones tothe nerve fibers of the retina. There are no anastomosesbetween the prolongations and
RM2AXBD16–A treatise on the nervous diseases of children, for physicians and students . al relationbetween these changes andothers pointing to a chronicinterstitial encephalitis, andthe disease proper. More-over, Golgis patient died atthe age of thirty-two years, andin him chorea was associatedwith chronic mental disease. Up to the present time the results of bacteriological research are not verypromising. Berkeley found the staphylococcus pyogenes aureus in culturesfrom the blood of a fatal case of chorea. Dana has published the history and autopsy of a case of chronic chorea.The patient was thirty-fou
RM2AFY7B9–. A treatise on the nervous diseases of children, for physicians and students. al relationbetween these changes andothers pointing to a chronicinterstitial encephalitis, andthe disease proper. More-over, Golgis patient died atthe age of thirty-two years,andin him chorea was associatedwith chronic mental disease. Up to the present time the results of bacteriological research are not verypromising. Berkeley found the staphylococcus pyogenes aureus in culturesfrom the blood of a fatal case of chorea. Dana has published the history and autopsy of a case of chronic chorea.The patient was thirty-fou
RMRCG1JJ–. Elements of histology. Histology. ISO Elements of Histology. these fibres are considered to be derived from the sympathetic system, haviiii;' joined the cerebro spinal nerves by the grey portions of the rami communi- cantes (Gaskell). Tiie non medullated fibres near their terminal distribution always undergo repeated divi- sions. They form plexuses, large fibres branching into smaller ones, and these again joining. Gener-. Fig. 104.—Dendritic terminations—Demlrons of Xerve Fibres. Transverse section of the optic lobe of a binl prepared by Golgi's method. (R. y Cajal. from Quain.) a, Optic fi
RM2AKCG14–A reference handbook of the medical sciences, embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science . Fig. S.56.—Pyramidal Cell of Golgis Type I from the HumanCerebral Cortex, Prepared by Golgis Bichloride of MercuryMethod, a. Cell body; b. apical dendrite; c, lateral dendrites; d,axone with collateral branches. Only a small part of the axoneis included in the drawing. (After O. S. Strong, from BaileysHistology.) philic substance or Nissl bodies (Figs. 855, S71), whichseems in some way to be associated with the specialmetabolism of the neurone.The Nissl bodies are
RM2AKCFGK–A reference handbook of the medical sciences, embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science . FiG. 857.—Cell of Golgis Type II from the Cerebral Cortex ofa Cat. a, Axone, which is seen to break up into a rich plexus-ofterminal fibers near its origin; x, the coarser dendrites. Practicallythe entire neurone is included in the drawing. (After Kolliker,from Baileys Histology.). Fio. 8.58.—Sympathetic Nerve Cells and Their Capsules. A,Two-celled glomerulus; B, cell surrounded with the pericellularterminal arborizations of two fibers (a./.) passing to the cell an
RM2AKCF49–A reference handbook of the medical sciences, embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science . Fig. S61.—Cell from the Xuclexis CochlcarLi entralis of aCat. stained by Golgis Method. The cell body U surrounded by apericellular network beUeved to represent the terminals of axonesfrom other neurones. The network surrounds the whole cell anda dendrite passing upward. The fiber a corresponds to one ofthe thickened fibers of the neriis cochlearis described by Ramony Cajal and Held. (After Held.). Fig. 862.—Vertical Section Through the Adult Human Cere-bellar Co
RM2AKGDH1–Textbook of normal histology: including an account of the development of the tissues and of the organs . mm #§?? m Et Ev. Golgis corpuscle or tendon-spindle from the human tendoAchillis; gold preparation : N, nerve-fibres surrounded bythe perineurial sheath (Fs) spreading out into the reticularramifications (Ev) of the axis-cylinder; A, the tendon-bundles, one of which is separated at b; Mf, the muscle-fibres; R, node of Ranvier. (After Ciaccio.) Q2 NORMAL HISTOLOGY. These tendon-spindles appear as sharply-defined, greatly-elon-gated, elliptical masses (in the rabbit .25-75 mm- l°ng ar>d .0
RM2AKCGAT–A reference handbook of the medical sciences, embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science . Fig. 855.—The Cell Body from a Neurone Similar to that ofFig. 854, from the Spinal Cord of an Ox. stained by Nissls Methodto Show the Chromophilic Bodies, a. Pigment; b, axone; c,axone hillock; d, dendrites. (From Barker, after von Lenhoss6k.). Fig. S.56.—Pyramidal Cell of Golgis Type I from the HumanCerebral Cortex, Prepared by Golgis Bichloride of MercuryMethod, a. Cell body; b. apical dendrite; c, lateral dendrites; d,axone with collateral branches. Only a small
RM2CE7J8W–. A text-book of physiology : for medical students and physicians . conductingstructure along which passes the nerve impulse. The arrangementof these fibrils within the cell is not completely known, the resultsobtained varying with the methods employed. A matter of far-reaching importance on the physiological side is the question of PROPERTIES OF THE NERVE CELL. 135 the existence of an extracellular nervous network. Most recenthistologists agree in the belief that there is a delicate networksurrounding the cells and their protoplasmic processes. Thispericellular net or Golgis net is claimed by
RM2CEFPA5–. Text-book of normal histology: including an account of the development of the tissues and of the organs. always been among themost striking, it was not until the introduction of Golgis silvermethod that a full appreciation of the remarkable richness of theseramifications became possible. In such preparations the molecularlayer is occupied to its extreme periphery by the intertwining butununited fibrils of the branching processes. The extent andbreadth of these apparent net-works, however, vary with the pointof view, for the cells send out their branches especially in a directionat right angl
RMRD5DTM–. Electro-physiology. Electrophysiology. FIG. 234.—Small portion of the terminal nervous arborisation in electrical plate of Torpedo (silver preparation). (Ranvier.) y 'J9 ^^*{m (* <X) *§' Fi<:. 235.—Portion of nervous ramitication in a plate of Torpedo, showing Boll's punctua- tion. (Ciaccio.) (17), and recently Ballowitz (2) and Iwanzoff (15), after treat- ment with osmic acid, gold chloride, hasmatoxylin, Golgi's method, etc.— the exactness of the comparison is at once obvious, and it is difficult to understand how Fritsch (12) could entirely deny the existence of such a terminal ne
RMRHKEHJ–. Biologisches Centralblatt. Biology; Biology. 490 Popoff, Ueber die Histogenese der Kleiniiirurinde. Embryo beobachteten wir sehr deutlich diese Schicht (cuticula interna Lahousse) ebenfalls in der folgenden Periode auf den nach der Me- thode Golgi's ausgeführten Präparaten,. Die folgende mittlere Schicht (Kerzone His), die breiteste von allen drei Schichten — wird von einigen Reihen spindelförmiger Zellen gebildet, die mit ihrem Längsdurchmesser hauptsächlich in radiärer. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readabilit
![. Biological lectures delivered at the Marine Biological Laboratory of Wood's Holl [sic]. Biology. Flg. "i. —The pigment cell of ESOX lucius, showing the clear centrosome area C; NN, nuclei. By the application of Golgi's method, as modified by Cajal, the nerve endings are well brought out. The cell is innervated on both sides of its surface. At d, d', the nerve filaments on one side are seen boring through the whole thickness of the cell and innervating the other side. — (After E. Ballowitz.) ance, and takes an active part in the separation of the chro- matic elements. The division over, Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RHM59W/biological-lectures-delivered-at-the-marine-biological-laboratory-of-woods-holl-sic-biology-flg-quoti-the-pigment-cell-of-esox-lucius-showing-the-clear-centrosome-area-c-nn-nuclei-by-the-application-of-golgis-method-as-modified-by-cajal-the-nerve-endings-are-well-brought-out-the-cell-is-innervated-on-both-sides-of-its-surface-at-d-d-the-nerve-filaments-on-one-side-are-seen-boring-through-the-whole-thickness-of-the-cell-and-innervating-the-other-side-after-e-ballowitz-ance-and-takes-an-active-part-in-the-separation-of-the-chro-matic-elements-the-division-over-RHM59W.jpg ". Biological lectures delivered at the Marine Biological Laboratory of Wood's Holl [sic]. Biology. Flg. "i. —The pigment cell of ESOX lucius, showing the clear centrosome area C; NN, nuclei. By the application of Golgi's method, as modified by Cajal, the nerve endings are well brought out. The cell is innervated on both sides of its surface. At d, d', the nerve filaments on one side are seen boring through the whole thickness of the cell and innervating the other side. — (After E. Ballowitz.) ance, and takes an active part in the separation of the chro- matic elements. The division over, Stock Photo")
RMRHM59W–. Biological lectures delivered at the Marine Biological Laboratory of Wood's Holl [sic]. Biology. Flg. "i. —The pigment cell of ESOX lucius, showing the clear centrosome area C; NN, nuclei. By the application of Golgi's method, as modified by Cajal, the nerve endings are well brought out. The cell is innervated on both sides of its surface. At d, d', the nerve filaments on one side are seen boring through the whole thickness of the cell and innervating the other side. — (After E. Ballowitz.) ance, and takes an active part in the separation of the chro- matic elements. The division over,
RMRN8T8F–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 171 verzweigen und an einzelnen Stellen, z. B. d,^ die Raudschicht des MALPiGHi'schen Körperchens durchbrechen. Ich halte diese Stränge für Blutgefäßkapillaren. Für diese Auffassung spricht einmal ihre Anordnung, dann ihre Form und endlich der Umstand, daß durch Silbermethoden bekanntlich in anderen Körperteilen, z. B. Gehirn, Rückenmark, gleichfalls Blutgefäßkapillaren dargestellt werden können (GoLGi's Methoden). Zwischen diesen Kapillaren finden sich feinere. Fig. 4. Gitterfasern der menschlichen Milz (stärker vergröfsert
RMRN7N54–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 478 Verf., mir einen Sonderabdruck zu übersenden, erfahren habe, hat GoLGis Schüler Antonio Pensa ^) eine sehr interessante Mitteilung über von ihm hergestellte Chromsilbernetze innerhalb der Nebennieren- zellen von Meerschweinchen und Katze geliefert, welche Netze den GoLGischen Chromsilbernetzen der Nervenzellen auffallend ähnlich sind. Ich nehme mir hier die Freiheit, aus Pensas Aufsatze zwei Abbildungen wiederzugeben (Fig. 4). Ich finde in /j^)^w^| (I-^-j dem Vergleich dieser PENSAschen Chrom- silberbilder mit den dichten
RMRD53MG–. Elektrophysiologie. Die elektrischen Fische. 755 Handlung mit Osmiumsäure, Goldchlorid, Hämatoxylin und Golgi's Methode etc. gegeben wurden, so springt das Zutreffende des Vergleiches sofort ins Auge und es ist schwer verständlich, wie G. Fr itseh (12) die Existenz einer derartigen, terminalen Nervenverästelung gänzlich läugnen konnte, die, wie ich mich selbst überzeugt habe, immer schon im frischen Zustande erkennbar ist und wie eine riesige Endplatte die ganze ventrale Fläche jeder Platte stetig überzieht. In der That kann mit Rücksicht auf die Entwicklung der elektrischen Platten aus meta
RMRHM0M7–. Biologisches Zentralblatt. Biology. 2S Capparelli, Nervenendigungen im Magen. welches die Magendrüsen umgibt, beschrieben; und gibt an, dass Fortsätze dieses Netzes in spindelförmige Körper endigen. Ich habe versucht die nervösen Endigungen in der Magenschleim- haut der Frösche und Hunde genauer zu verfolgen und mich zu diesem Zwecke der bekannten Methode Golgi's zum Studium des Nerven- systems bedient. Die von mir an Fröschen angestellten Untersuchungen ergaben recht befriedigende Resultate, die an den Hunden waren weniger klar und bestimmt. Ich würde diese Untersuchungen haben ruhen lassen
RMRN9604–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative; Anatomy, Comparative. 386 des Tangentialbündels endigen. Die zwischen der Endigungsweise dieser Protoplasmafortsätze und jener der Neurogliazellen bestehende Analogie ist wohl kaum zu ver- kennen. Während nun eine solche anatomische Anordnung leicht zu erklären ist, wenn man die Auflassung Golgi's über die Functionalität der Protoplasma- fortsätze gelten läßt, dürfte dieselbe meiner Meinung nach wohl schwer zu deuten sein, sobald man mit Ramön y Cajal, Lenhossek u. s. f. annimmt, daß die Protoplasmafortsätze als cellipitale Leiter des Ner- venstro
RMRN9R9P–. Anatomische Hefte. Beitrag zur Kenntnis des Aufbaus der menschlichen Niere. 323 Schenkel bindegewebig am Ein- und Austrittspunkt der beiden Gelasse an der Gloraeruluskapsel fixiert wird. Ich kann an der Hand meiner Präparate keinem der beiden Autoren zustimmen.. Fig. 23. Mod. K. In Mod. L tritt beispielsweise die Schleife überhaupt mit der Gegend der Gefässpforte in keine räumliche Beziehung. In früheren Entwickelungsstadien hat allerdings die Darstellung Golgis insofern ein gewisses Substrat, als sich thatsächlich der Anatomische Hefte. I. Abteilung. 72. Heft (23. Bd , H. 2.) 22. Please not
RMRN9RA6–. Anatomische Hefte. . Fig. 22. Golgi's Entwicklungsschema. Anschauung zu verdeutlichen: die S-Basis soll nach Golgi zum Körperchen, die untere S-Bauchuug zum Tubulus contortus I, die obere S-Bauchung, welche sich in die Höhlung des Basal- stückes (der späteren Kapsel) hineinwölbt, zur Henleschen Schleife, das oberste S-Stück zum Tubulus contortus II werden. Was ich daran für unrichtig halte, ergiebt sich aus dem bisher über den Entwicklungsgang Gesagten und aus dem Weiteren. 1) Koelliker- v. Ebner sucht (S. 348) durch ein neues Schema des Nierenkanälchenverlaufes sowohl dem Schweigger-Seid ei
RMRPWCH9–. Allgemeine Anatomie und Physiologie des Nervensystems. Nervous system. Die Xeurolibrilleu im Nervensystem der Wirbeltiere. 61 Dji e B c z i e h u n j;- e n z w i s c li e n N e r v e n f a s e r ii u n d G a n •;• 1 i c n - Zellen und die peric eil ulä ren Gitter (Golgi netze;. Die anfängliche Idee Golgis, daß die Piotoplasmafortsätze nur Oberflächenvergrößerung- zum Zweck der Krnährung- seien und daß. Fig. 21. .1 Scheniatische Darstellung der Verbindung /.wisclu^n den ProtoplasniaforlsUt/eu der Mitral- zellen und der Achsenzylinder der Riechepithelzellen in den Glomeruli olfaotorii (zum Tei
RMRCFW2P–. Elements of human physiology. Physiology. 588 PHYSIOLOGY most important of these methods are the methylene blue method of Ehrlich and Golgi's silver chromate method with its various modifications. Both these methods stain nerve- cells with all their processes, and since in a given segment of the cord only a few of the nerve-cells are stained, it is possible to trace their processes through a considerable thickness of the cord. The grey matter consists of nerve- cells with their processes, of the branching terminations of various nerve-fibres derived from the white matter of the cord or the p
RMRCH8EX–. Elements of human physiology. Physiology. 646 PHYSIOLOGY with the surface m a direction at right angles to the plane of expansion of the dendrites of Purkinje's cells, apparently resting against the serrations on the edges of these processes. The second kind of cell in the granular layer is the so- called Golgi's cell—a large cell with many dendrites and an axon which terminates by frequent branches in the neigh- bouring grey matter. Fig. 296.. Molecular layer. Cells of Puikinje Schema of constituent elements of cerebellum (modified from Bolim and Davidoff). On the left is a section of the c
RMRCG1H8–. Elements of histology. Histology. 186 Elements of Histology lining the central canal : some show in i:)reparations stained after Golgis method processes of extreme length (Fig. 131). (<?) Another considerable accumulation of neuroglia exists near the dorsal end of the posterior grey horns, as the suh-^tnntia gdotinos<i of Rolando. 173. The white uiatter (Fig. 132) is composed, besides neuroglia, of medullated nerve fibres varving veiy much in diameter, and forming the essential and chief part of it. They. possess an axis cy- linder and a thick medullary sheath more or less lamin- ated,
![. Elements of histology. Histology. 45° Elements of Histology Js^ext to the molecular layer are small nuclei belonging to flattened branched cells (Vintschgau). the spongio- hh.sts of W. Miiller. These cells have been shown by Golgi's method to be possessed of rich arborisations, ^vhich extend horizontallv into the outer and inner. Fig. 274—Section of Retina of Bird. {After Cajal,/rom (^uain's ^'Anatomy." A, B. Large sponsioljlasts of inner nuclear layer; c. small spongioblast; d. bipolar cell of inner nuclear layer wirh a and b arborising in inner mole- cular layer and also terminating Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RCGEH9/elements-of-histology-histology-45-elements-of-histology-jsext-to-the-molecular-layer-are-small-nuclei-belonging-to-flattened-branched-cells-vintschgau-the-spongio-hhsts-of-w-miiller-these-cells-have-been-shown-by-golgis-method-to-be-possessed-of-rich-arborisations-vhich-extend-horizontallv-into-the-outer-and-inner-fig-274section-of-retina-of-bird-after-cajalrom-uains-anatomyquot-a-b-large-sponsioljlasts-of-inner-nuclear-layer-c-small-spongioblast-d-bipolar-cell-of-inner-nuclear-layer-wirh-a-and-b-arborising-in-inner-mole-cular-layer-and-also-terminating-RCGEH9.jpg ". Elements of histology. Histology. 45° Elements of Histology Js^ext to the molecular layer are small nuclei belonging to flattened branched cells (Vintschgau). the spongio- hh.sts of W. Miiller. These cells have been shown by Golgi's method to be possessed of rich arborisations, ^vhich extend horizontallv into the outer and inner. Fig. 274—Section of Retina of Bird. {After Cajal,/rom (^uain's ^'Anatomy." A, B. Large sponsioljlasts of inner nuclear layer; c. small spongioblast; d. bipolar cell of inner nuclear layer wirh a and b arborising in inner mole- cular layer and also terminating Stock Photo")
RMRCGEH9–. Elements of histology. Histology. 45° Elements of Histology Js^ext to the molecular layer are small nuclei belonging to flattened branched cells (Vintschgau). the spongio- hh.sts of W. Miiller. These cells have been shown by Golgi's method to be possessed of rich arborisations, ^vhich extend horizontallv into the outer and inner. Fig. 274—Section of Retina of Bird. {After Cajal,/rom (^uain's ^'Anatomy." A, B. Large sponsioljlasts of inner nuclear layer; c. small spongioblast; d. bipolar cell of inner nuclear layer wirh a and b arborising in inner mole- cular layer and also terminating
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