FINE-STRUCTURE OF THE CENTRAL MYELIN SHEATH IN THE MYELIN DEFICIENT MUTANT SHIVERER MOUSE, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PATTERN OF MYELIN FORMATION BY OLIGODENDROGLIA
FINE-STRUCTURE OF THE CENTRAL MYELIN SHEATH IN THE MYELIN DEFICIENT MUTANT SHIVERER MOUSE, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PATTERN OF MYELIN FORMATION BY OLIGODENDROGLIA
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DOI:
10.1016/0006-8993(81)90269-9
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
TSUKADA, Y
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作者:
INOUE, Y;NAKAMURA, R;TSUKADA, Y
The central myelin sheaths of the recessive autosomal mutant mouse, Shiverer, were investigated by EM with special reference to the pattern of myelin formation. The major dense line of myelin lamellae generally failed to be formed, but the axons were enclosed by tri-lamellar structures of .apprx. 14 nm in width, which were composed of 1 central membrane formed by fusion of outer leaflets of adjacent cytoplasmic sheets of oligodendroglia, corresponding to the intraperiod line, and 2 outer membranes which were identical with inner leaflets of adjacent cytoplasmic sheets and became highly electron-dense. Major dense lines were sporadically observed. The myelin sheath was not generated formed by spiraling of 1 cytoplasmic process of the oligodendroglia, but by enclosing an axon with several stratified layers of cytoplasmic sheets, some of which were certain formed by the splitting of 1 process. Aberrant myelination frequently occurred around the soma of oligodendroglia, not related to any axons.