STRUCTURAL AND QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE NORMAL C3H AND LURCHER MUTANT MOUSE

STRUCTURAL AND QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE NORMAL C3H AND LURCHER MUTANT MOUSE
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DOI:
10.1098/rstb.1979.0055
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发表时间:
1979-01-01
影响因子:
6.3
通讯作者:
BISCOE, TJ
BISCOE, TJ
中科院分区:
生物学1区
文献类型:
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作者:
CADDY, KWT;BISCOE, TJ

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The cerebellum, the deep cerebellar nuclei and the inferior olivary nuclus of the heterozygote Lurcher mutant mouse were compared with the same structures in normal littermates using light microscopy and EM. The mice studied were aged from 4-730 days. In the adult Lurcher mouse the cerebellum is much smaller than is normal. There are no Purkinje cells and the internal granule cell layer is reduced in thickness and density. Examination of younger animals shows that Purkinje cells are present and that they undergo degeneration. Granule cells in the adult Lurcher mutant are reduced in number and during the developmental period degenerative changes are seen. Golgi cells and stellate cells are relatively normal and some cells, identified as basket cells, are seen. The inferior olivary nucleus is as extensive in the Lurcher mutant as in the normal mouse. The deep cerebellar nuclei in the normal mouse cannot be separated easily into their 3 subdivisions.sbd.lateral, interpositus and medial. In the Lurcher mutant the neurons are of similar size to those of the normal mouse but they are crowded more closely together than in normal. In the Lurcher mutant as in the normal adult the neuronal cell bodies are covered with synapses and not with glial cells. Estimates of total cells numbers were made to obtain evidence about the time course of the development of the changes in structure and to make a detailed comparison between the normal mouse and the Lurcher mutant with respect to Purkinje cells, granule cells, olive neurons and deep cerebellar nuclei neurons. The lesion in the Lurcher mutant is compared with that found in the other mouse cerebellar mutants and with experimentally evoked lesions of the cerebellum. For the Lurcher mutant, the primary lesion may arise in the Purkinje cells.