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Structure of the glial cells in the nervous system of parasitic and free-living flatworms
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The ultrastructure of different types of glial cells and the peculiarities of myelinization of gigantic axons are described; immunoreactivity to the S100b protein is revealed and Comparative analysis of the glia structure of annelids and platods is given.
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Where are the sensory organs of Nybelinia surmenicola (Trypanorhyncha)? A comparative analysis with Parachristianella sp. and other trypanorhynchean cestodes
The sensory organs in tegument of two trypanorhynchean species—Nybelinia surmenicola (plerocercoid) and adult Parachristianella sp. (Cestoda, Trypanorhyncha)—were studied with the aim of…
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The nervous system of Amphilina foliacea (Platyhelminthes, Amphilinidea). An immunocytochemical, ultrastructural and spectrofluorometrical study
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The nervous system of young and adult Amphilina foliacea was studied with immunocytochemical, electron microscopical and spectrofluorometrical methods and provides data that can be used when considering the phylogenetic position of Amphilinidea.
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Allatostatin-like immunoreactivity in the abdomen of the locust Schistocerca gregaria
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The distribution of AST-like immunoreactivity within the abdomen of the locust, Schistocerca gregaria, and mesh of strongly stained varicosities found in the distal perisympathetic organs (neurohaemal organs in the abdomen) and on the lateral heart nerves indicate that AST is an important neuroactive substance that is probably involved in multiple tasks in the control of the Locust abdomen.
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Ultrastructure of glial cells in the nervous system of Grillotia erinaceus
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The goal of this study was to reveal and describe structural elements corresponding to the term glia in the CNS of the parasitic flatworm Grillotia erinaceus and reveal three types of glial cells.
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The ultrastructure of locust pleuroaxillary "steering" muscles in comparison to other skeletal muscles.
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Do glial cells exist in the nervous system of parasitic and free-living flatworms? An ultrastructural and immunocytochemical investigation.
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Detailed investigations of the CNS in two species ofcestodes were carried out, to get an idea whether glial cells may fit into the concept of glia, and results from ultrastructural research support the immunocytochemical date.
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Head sensory organs of Halobiotus stenostomus (Eutardigrada, Hypsibiidae)
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The structure and arrangement of sensory organs in the tardigrade Halobiotus stenostomus (Richters 1908) have been studied using transmission and scanning electron microscopy techniques and a receptor ending without a collar is described for the first time inTardigrades.
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The brain structure of selected trypanorhynch tapeworms
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The brain architecture of Trypanorhyncha is compared with that of an early basal cestode taxon, that is, Diphyllobothriidea, and a hypothesis about the homology of the anterior brain lobes in order Trypanorscha is presented; the lateral lobes and median commissure are homologous brain structures within Eucestoda.
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Tapeworm Grillotia erinaceus (van Beneden, 1858) (Cestoda: Trypanorhyncha) Ultrastructural Organization of the Surface Tegument and Rhyncheal System: Introduction
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