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Ependymal cells of cervical spinal cord (P1) (400X).

Ependymal cells of cervical spinal cord (P1) (400X).

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Fig. 1. Ependymal cells of cervical spinal cord (P1) (400X).
Fig. 2. Ependymal cells of lumbar spinal cord in P1 (sx) and in P90...
Fig. 6a. Ependymal cells of thoracic spinal cord (P1): several...
Fig. 6b. Ependymal cells of thoracic spinal cord (P90): small...
THE DEVELOPMENT OF GUINEA PIG SPINAL CORD EPENDYMA: A LIGHT AND ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC STUDY LO SVILUPPO DELL'EPENDIMA DEL MIDOLLO SPINALE DI CAVIA: STUDIO AL MICROSCOPIO OTTICO ED ELETTRONICO
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  • Jan 2003
SUMMARY A morphological study on guinea pig spinal cord ependyma was carried out during growth because of a few observations were reported on the morphology of the spinal cord ependyma in guinea pig. From ten female Dunkin Hartley guinea pigs (five 1 day aged and ten 90 days aged) the Authors have utilized the vertebral column divided in cer- vical...
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... the level of cervical spinal cord, in P1 subjects the ependymal canal was oval in shape. The epithelium consisted in a single layer of cylindrical cells with nuclei displaced in a mediobasal position ( Fig. 1). At P90 the cervical canal became elongated in shape and the height of the lining cells wasn't different from that of P1 ...