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    ISSN: 1432-0878
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology , Medicine
    Description / Table of Contents: Zusammenfassung Fluoreszierende aminerge Nervenfasern bzw. Endigungen und elektronendichte Granula mit einem Durchmesser von 500–1000 Å wurden bei Passer domesticus in den Perikaryen und im Neuropil des Nucleus infundibularis, im Neuropil des Nucleus supraopticus, im rostralen Abschnitt der neurosekretorischen Bahn (Region der Sehnervenkreuzung) und in der retikulären und Palisadenschicht der Eminentia mediana beobachtet. 2000–2500 Å große kontrastreiche Granula finden sich in den Perikaryen des Nucleus supraopticus, im Tractus supraoptico-paraventriculo-hypophyseus und im Hypophysenhinterlappen. Nach Reserpinbehandlung schwanden sowohl die gelbgrüne Fluoreszenz als auch das elektronendichte Material der 1000 Å und z. T. auch der 500–800 Å großen Bläschen. Dieses Ergebnis spricht dafür, daß beide Granulatypen Monoamine enthalten. Der Nucleus infundibularis ist nach unseren Befunden die wichtigste Quelle der etwa 1000 Å großen Granula in der Palisadenschicht der Eminentia mediana.
    Notes: Summary In Passer domesticus, fluorescent aminergic fibers and axon terminals and dense-core vesicles of 500 to 1000 Å diameter were found in the perikarya and the neuropile of the infundibular nucleus, in the neuropile of the supraoptic nucleus, in the rostral common neurosecretory pathway (region of the optic chiasma), in the tubero-infundibular tract, and in the reticular and palisade zones of the median eminence. 2000–2500 Å electron-dense vesicles were found in the perikarya of the supraoptic nucleus, in the proximal division of the common neurosecretory pathway and in pars nervosa of the hypophysis. After reserpine treatment, the yellow-green fluorescence as well as the dense material contained in the ∼1000 Å vesicles and partly also in the 500–800 Å vesicles disappeared. This suggested that the ∼1000 Å and the ∼500 Å dense-core vesicles in the hypothalamo-hypophysial system of Passer domesticus contain monoamines and that the infundibular nucleus is an important source of the ∼1000 Å dense-core vesicles in the palisade layer of the median eminence.
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