Microarchitecture of the subcommissural organ of goat
Pawan Kumar, Suraj Kumar, Yashwant Singh
Abstract
Pawan Kumar, Suraj Kumar, Yashwant Singh
Abstract
The histomorphology of sub commissural organ was studied in male goats (6-9 months age ). A pseudostratified columnar ciliated ependyma lining the organ showed 6-10 rows of type -I and II ceJls. The subependymal glial zone contained basal cytoplasmic processes of ependymal cells, blood capillaries and few glial cells. The hypendyma had type -I and II hypendymal cells. Reissner's fibre was located on free ependymal surface. The present study shall establish the basis to explore histoenzymological. ultra -structural and neuro endocrinological importance of the organ.
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The histomorphology of sub commissural organ was studied in male goats (6-9 months age ). A pseudostratified columnar ciliated ependyma lining the organ showed 6-10 rows of type -I and II ceJls. The subependymal glial zone contained basal cytoplasmic processes of ependymal cells, blood capillaries and few glial cells. The hypendyma had type -I and II hypendymal cells. Reissner's fibre was located on free ependymal surface. The present study shall establish the basis to explore histoenzymological. ultra -structural and neuro endocrinological importance of the organ.
Key concepts: Ependyma, Subcommissural organ, Ependymal Cell, Subependymal zone, Biology, Anatomy, Pathology, Third ventricle