The ependyma of goat. II. Ependymal lining of the lateral ventricles, mesencephalic canal, and fourth ventricle: scanning electron microscopic study.
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Rajtová
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The ependymal surface of the lateral cerebral ventricle, mesencephalic canal, and IVth ventricle of 13 male and female goats were studied by means of scanning electron microscopy. The lateral cerebral ventricle was covered mostly with thin cilia that might have club-like terminations on nucleus caudatus, the wide "naked" places with bleb-like protrusions occurred in the transition to cornu temporale during anestrous cycle. The ependymal surface of mesencephalic canal of female goats during anestrus was covered with abundant spherical protrusions. No other changes that could be related to the sexual differences were found.
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The ependymal surface of the lateral cerebral ventricle, mesencephalic canal, and IVth ventricle of 13 male and female goats were studied by means of scanning electron microscopy. The lateral cerebral ventricle was covered mostly with thin cilia that might have club-like terminations on nucleus caudatus, the wide "naked" places with bleb-like protrusions occurred in the transition to cornu temporale during anestrous cycle. The ependymal surface of mesencephalic canal of female goats during anestrus was covered with abundant spherical protrusions. No other changes that could be related to the sexual differences were found.
Key concepts: Ependyma, Anatomy, Ependymal Cell, Cerebral ventricle, Ventricle, Third ventricle, Lateral ventricles, Cerebral aqueduct