ULTRASTRUCTURAL DIFFERENTIATION DURING DROSOPHILA NEUROGENESIS INVITRO
ULTRASTRUCTURAL DIFFERENTIATION DURING DROSOPHILA NEUROGENESIS INVITRO
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DOI:
10.1002/neu.480070507
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发表时间:
1976-01-01
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TEPLITZ, RL
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作者:
GERSON, I;SEECOF, RL;TEPLITZ, RL
D. melanogaster neuroblasts differentiate in vitro, and each gives rise to a cluster of about 18 daughter neurons. EM observations of single clusters show that axons from daughter neurons form a neuropile within the cluster of cell bodies. The neuropile increases in size and complexity for several hours during which time chemical, and probably electrotonic, synapses form between neurites. Clear vesicles with diameters of .apprx. 35 nm and dense core vesicles with diameters of .apprx. 60 and 160 nm were detected. The development of the neuropile indicates that the prerequisite cell recognition phenomena were manifested during differentiation in vitro, and the complexity of the neuropile suggests it may have attained the capacity to process information.