DEVELOPMENT AND INVOLUTION OF THE NOTOCHORD IN THE HUMAN SPINE
DEVELOPMENT AND INVOLUTION OF THE NOTOCHORD IN THE HUMAN SPINE
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DOI：
10.1177/014107688908200714
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发表时间：
1989-07-01
影响因子：
17.3
通讯作者：
BYERS, PD
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作者：
PAZZAGLIA, UE;SALISBURY, JR;BYERS, PD
胎儿和胚胎脊柱的收集使得对脊索退化的研究成为可能。组织学、组织化学和免疫组化研究的结果与文献中的主流观点雅阁，即脊索对成人髓核没有实质性贡献。这也符合这样的预期，即正常情况下，所有的索细胞都在幼儿期消失，但没有足够的细节来评估偶尔幸存者的可能性。
The availability of a collection of fetal and embryonic spines made possible a review of the involution of the notochord. Results of this histological, histochemical and immunohistochemical study are in accord with the dominant view in the literature that the notochord does not contribute materially to the adult nucleus pulposus. It is also consonant with the expectation that, normally, all chordal cells have disappeared during early childhood, but is not sufficiently detailed to assess the possibility of occasional survivors.