脊髄神経節細胞被膜のアルカリ性Phosphatase及び銀好性線維の組織学的研究

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Alkaline phosphatase, argyrophil fibers and polysaccharides were investigated histologically in the capsule of the spinal ganglion cells of the fish (Pseudupeneus bensasi, Carassius auratus), amphibia (Rana nigromaculata, R. catesbiana), bird (Gallus domesticus) and manmals (Mus bractrianus albula, Ratus norvegicus var. albus, Cavia porcellus, Cricetus cricetus, Lepus cuniculus, Felis domestica, Homo sapiens). 1) Alkaline phosphatase was demonstrated in the satellite cells in all animals except of the fish, mouse and rat. The satellite cells showed a strong reaction even after a short incubation period as of 10 to 30 minutes. In case of man, the longer incubation is necessary to gain the staining. 2) By Bielschowsky-Maresche's silver technic two kinds of argyrophil fibers were demonstrated; the outer layer cansisting of less staining coarse fibers and the inner revealing a delicate network made of deeply staining reticular fibers. The inner network is observed to cover directly the satellite cells and is reactive for the lead-tetra-acetate-Schiff method.
社団法人日本動物学会の論文
1955-05-15