Cilia-centriole-Golgi apparatus relationships in the glandular cells of the anterior pituitary of the hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus L)
C Girod, M Lheritier, Y Guichard - … des Seances de L'academie des …, 1980 - europepmc.org
C Girod, M Lheritier, Y Guichard
Comptes Rendus des Seances de L'academie des sciences. Serie D …, 1980•europepmc.orgAntehypophysial somatotropic and prolactinic cells of the Hedgehog have isolated cilia
composed by a ring of 9 or 8 double tubules with or without a central tubule; this single cilia
is in relation with a basal corpuscule. A granulo-filamentous neck joins the basal corpuscule
to the subjacent centriole; from this granulo-filamentous neck accompanying the complex
basal corpuscule-centriole, microtubules and striated filaments extend towards the Golgi
apparatus. The single cilia, probably of chemoreceptor significance, appears in relation with …
composed by a ring of 9 or 8 double tubules with or without a central tubule; this single cilia
is in relation with a basal corpuscule. A granulo-filamentous neck joins the basal corpuscule
to the subjacent centriole; from this granulo-filamentous neck accompanying the complex
basal corpuscule-centriole, microtubules and striated filaments extend towards the Golgi
apparatus. The single cilia, probably of chemoreceptor significance, appears in relation with …
Antehypophysial somatotropic and prolactinic cells of the Hedgehog have isolated cilia composed by a ring of 9 or 8 double tubules with or without a central tubule; this single cilia is in relation with a basal corpuscule. A granulo-filamentous neck joins the basal corpuscule to the subjacent centriole; from this granulo-filamentous neck accompanying the complex basal corpuscule-centriole, microtubules and striated filaments extend towards the Golgi apparatus. The single cilia, probably of chemoreceptor significance, appears in relation with the Golgi complex, a zone of granule formation.
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