Abstract
This paper describes nerve cells in the anterior end of Ascaris, which, because they contain granules which stain with paraldehyde-fuchsin, are held to be neurosecretory. There are 20 such cells in all: 10 are labial sense cells, 2 are associated with the amphidial glands, 2 are associated with one of the subsidiary ganglia anterior to the nerve ring, and 6 are contained in the lateral ganglia. Changes which occur in these cells after removal of the worm from the host are described.
Publisher
Canadian Science Publishing
Subject
Animal Science and Zoology,Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
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29 articles.
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