MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF HONEYBEE ANTENNAL CELLS GROWING IN PRIMARY CULTURES
MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF HONEYBEE ANTENNAL CELLS GROWING IN PRIMARY CULTURES
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DOI:
10.1016/0040-8166(94)90007-8
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发表时间:
1994-08-01
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影响因子:
2.6
通讯作者:
BEADLE, DJ
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作者:
GASCUEL, J;MASSON, C;BEADLE, DJ
A culture technique for the in vitro growth of antennal cells from honeybee is described. On the basis of morphological and immunocytochemical criteria, the cultured cells could be classified into neural and non-neural cells. Neural cells (type D) exhibited the main morphological features of insect olfactory receptor neurones (ORNs). Non-neural cells were large, flat cells that could be divided into three main types: Type A, B and C cells. Type A cells were spindle-like cells and resembled insect myocytes in culture. Type B cells were large cells with a veil-like cytoplasm. These cells tended to group and vacuolate towards the center of the cellular aggregate. Type C cells were either bipolar (Type C1) or multipolar (Type C2) flat cells which closely resembled insect glial cells in cultures.