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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"granular cells"”.

  1. Flow Cytometric Analysis of Crayfish Hemocytes.

    … There are 3 hemocyte populations: hyaline cells, granular cells, and semigranular cells. Hemocytes from laboratory housed, untreated crayfish (normal crayfish) have been quantified on the basis of cell type, cell size, and cell granularity using Flow Cytometry. These data present the first …

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  2. The cytology of adrenocortical regeneration in the rat and the effects of x-irradiation

    … after immediate transplantation. The cells of the zona glomerulosa survived after implantation and underwent a series of transformations which resulted in the production of a fully differentiated cortex by the twenty-first day. The transformations involved characteristic changes in the …

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  3. Surface recordings of evoked field potentials from the cerebellum with a flexmea microelectrode array

    … pathway forms a disynaptic input to Purkinje cells through the granular cells. This disynaptic input produces a multicomponent field potential composed of the P1, N 1, N2, N3, N4, and P3 waves. The climbing fiber input forms a monosynaptic input to the Purkinje cells and thus creates a much …

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  4. Development and assessment of supercharged platelets as a novel drug delivery mechanism for promoting cardiac regeneration

    … functionality. Platelets, small, anucleate and granular cells in the blood, are primarily known for their role in blood clot formation at sites of vessel damage. However, they are also a highly promising vehicle for use in targeted drug delivery. Platelets naturally accumulate in infarcted areas …

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  5. Sodium channel regulatory mechanisms : current fluctuation analysis on frog skin epithelium

    … and localise F-actin in the epithelial granular cells. The direct immunofluorescent method proved useful, but did not allow sufficient resolution to examine the changes to different populations of actin in the cells. We then modified an immunogold method to suit our conditions, and the …

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  6. Spironucleus Vortens of the Freshwater Angelfish (Pterophyllum scalare): Growth Requirements, Chemotherapeutants, Pathogenesis and Immunity

    … were evaluated along with the presence of immune cells (lymphocytes, macrophages, eosinophilic granular cells, neutrophils, and plasma cells) at invaded sites of the intestine and other internal organs in response to an experimental Spironucleus vortens infection. The results of this research …

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  7. Expression and function of transglutaminase 1 in the brain

    … and the cerebellum, in few neurons inside the granular layer of the cerebellum, the caudoputamen and in parts of different fibre tracts, like the corpus callosum and the external capsule. The function of transglutaminase 1 in these cell types remained enigmatic. Transglutaminase 1 was also …

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