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Pinealocyte projections into the mammalian brain revealed with S-antigen antiserum. [PDF]

open access: possibleScience, 1986
Neural processes from mammalian pinealocytes have been discovered in several brain areas. These processes were visualized immunocytochemically in the Djungarian hamster, Phodopus sungorus, with an antiserum against bovine retinal S-antigen and traced as ...
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Pinealocyte synaptic ribbons and neuroendocrine function

Microscopy Research and Technique, 1992
AbstractA comparative study of pinealocyte synaptic ribbons (SR) revealed two predominant populations exhibiting either a rod/ribbon shape (SRr) or a spherical/punctate shape (SRsp). Species‐specific differences were found in the abundance of SR, the ratio of SRr/SRsp, and the occurrence of SR in ribbon fields.
J. Mcnulty, L. Fox
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SYNAPTIC RIBBON IN THE HUMAN PINEALOCYTE

Acta Pathologica Japonica, 1976
An electron microscopic study of a pineal gland which had been obtained from, a 3‐year‐old girl at autopsy revealed the presence of synaptic ribbon in it. Namely, in some parenchymal cells observed, synaptic ribbons, each of which was ca. 700 nm in length and with synaptic vesicles of up to 60 nm in diameter gathering on the surface, were found in the ...
Katsumaro Kurumado, W. Mori
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