Ultrastructure of the camel monocyte.
Mostafa Abdo, Abdelhay Mohamed Ali, A. E. Aly, M. M. Hassanian, Tapan Guha, P. F. Prentis
Abstract
Mostafa Abdo, Abdelhay Mohamed Ali, A. E. Aly, M. M. Hassanian, Tapan Guha, P. F. Prentis
Abstract
The fine structure of the camel monocytes was studied in order to record its constituents because these informations were missed from the literature. The observations revealed the presence of a few short cisternae of rough endoplasmic reticulum and various forms of vesicles associated with the Golgi complex which were seen near the mitochondria. The distribution of the cytoplasmic organelles seemed to be located adjacent to the main indentation in the nuclei. Camel monocytes were found to possess microvilli of varying length and number. The functional morphology of the above mentioned structures was discussed.
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The fine structure of the camel monocytes was studied in order to record its constituents because these informations were missed from the literature. The observations revealed the presence of a few short cisternae of rough endoplasmic reticulum and various forms of vesicles associated with the Golgi complex which were seen near the mitochondria. The distribution of the cytoplasmic organelles seemed to be located adjacent to the main indentation in the nuclei. Camel monocytes were found to possess microvilli of varying length and number. The functional morphology of the above mentioned structures was discussed.
Key concepts: Golgi apparatus, Endoplasmic reticulum, Ultrastructure, Organelle, Cytoplasm, Vesicle, Monocyte, Cell biology