...M.S. Shall; P.J. Sorg; J.R. McClung; E.E. Gilliam; S.J. Goldberg Physiologically, the contractile characteristics and electromyography (EMG) of cat inferior oblique (IO) muscle fibers supplied by the medial and lateral 10 muscle nerve branches were studied by direct nerve stimulation. Anatomically...

... of the sebaceous gland, and finally connect with the subepidermal capillary loops. Vibrissal follicle Hair cycle Blood vessels Cat mica Original Paper Acta Anat 1997:160:83-87 Received: September 17. 1997 S. Godyrticki H. Gasseb R. Schwarzb M. Wentlieb Department of Anatomy, Agricultural University...

...R.R. Roy; J.A. Kim; R.J. Monti; H. Zhong; V.R. Edgerton The architectural properties and fiber-type composition of the cat hip ‘cuff’ muscles, i.e. the deep layer of muscles encircling the hip joint, were determined. The muscles studied included the gluteus minimus, obturator internus and externus...

...M.A. Rojas; M.A. Montenegro The prenatal development of the clavicular area was studied in two species: the domesticated sheep, which lacks a clavicle, and the cat, with a nonfunctional, rudimentary clavicle. A morphological and computerized morphometric study of the clavicle was performed in 18...

... Reciprocal inhibition Hindlimb Musculoskeletal architecture Cat T.R. Nichols Department of Physiology Emory University, Atlanta, Ga.. USA Review Acia Anat 1994;151:1-13 A Biomechanical Perspective on Spinal Mechanisms of Coordinated Muscular Action: An Architecture Principle Key Words Biarticular...

...(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Thoracic duct Smooth muscle cell Gap junctions Cardiomyocyte Ultrastructure Cat Dog Original Paper Acta Anal...

...R.R. Roy; D.J. Pierotti; V.R. Edgerton The cross-sectional area (CSA) of individual fibers is an important measure of skeletal muscle plasticity. To investigate the effects of different freezing procedures on CSA measurements, the CSA of type-identified fibers in the cat tibialis anterior were...

...M.S. Shall; K.E. Wilson; S.J. Goldberg The contractile characteristics of 47 twitch and 3 nontwitch lateral rectus motor units in 11 cats were examined using two different stimulation paradigms derived from observed motoneuron firing frequencies in alert animals. The twitch units showed an average...

...K. Kumamoto; S. Ebara; T. Matsuura Pacinian corpuscles in the cat urinary bladder were studied using the hematoxylin and eosin staining, formaldehyde-induced fluorescence histochemistry, immunohistochemistry for tyrosine hydroxylase (TH) and immunoelectron microscopy. The existence...

... in the periaqueductal nucleus of the mesencephalon in the domestic cat, conserving the potential to differentiate the cilia, basal bodies and ciliary roots. The dictyosomes of Golgi’s complex and Golgi’s vesicles participated in this biogenesis. Vesicles of approximately 71.6 nm in diameter had become separated from...

...J.A. Clarke; de Burgh Daly; H.W. Ead The carotid bodies from full-term fetal cats, 3- to 4-day-old neonates and adult cats were perfusion-fixed at normal arterial blood pressure with 3% phosphate-buffered glutaraldehyde. Serial 5-µm sections were cut and stained by the MSB method. Using...

...Maria Pilar Alvarez; Marian Teresa Solas; Isabel Suarez; Benjamín Fernandez The presence and distribution of glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) an astrocytic marker protein associated with glial filaments in the sympathetic ganglia of adult cats, was investigated immunocytochemically...

...J.F. Marin; J. Boya The postnatal development of the interstitial agranulated cells (so-called palisade cells) of the pars intermedia in the cat was investigated immunocytochemically and at the ultrastructural level. Since the first postnatal days a strong vimentin immunoreactivity and a weaker S...

...J.M. Giménez-Amaya The distribution of cytochrome oxidase (CO) activity was explored in the striatum of two mammalian species, the rat and the cat. Regional differences in the striatal distribution of CO were detected in both species. Thus, in most of our experimental material for rodents...

... and, with the aid of the dissecting microscope, the innervation of these muscles in 7 dogs, 8 cats, 5 horses and 12 pigs. In the dog, cat and horse, mm. levatores costarum are present from the second to the last rib. In the pig, these muscles are present from the second to the 15th rib, even in individuals with 16...

...Keiko Ryu; Etsuro Kawana The trigeminal nerve has three motor roots and one sensory root in the cat. One of the motor roots can be divided into two bundles: the larger and the smaller. These motor roots form the common root with the sensory root at the exit from the pons, sometimes being separated...

...N. Narlieva Multilamellar glial envelopes of synapses were observed in an ultrastructural study of the pontine nuclei of cats. They consist of several concentric coils, representing lamellar expansions of the astrocytic processes. Glial envelopes completely wrap various synapses (axodendritic...

.... Microcirculation Scanning electron microscopy Cat Stomach Acta anat. 131:262-264 (1988) © 1988 Karger AG. Basel 0001-5180/88/1313-0262 S2.75/0 Microvasculature of the Feline Stomach James Marais D epartm ent o f Veterinary Anatomy. College ofVeterinarv Medicine. Ohio State University, Columbus. Ohio. USA Key...

.... Microcirculation Scanning electron microscopy Kidney Cat Renal cortex Acta anat. 130:127-131 (1987) © 1987 K areer A G . Basel 0001-5180/87/1302-0127 S 2.75/0 Cortical Microvasculature of the Feline Kidney James Marais Department ofVeterinary Anatomy, College ofVeterinary Medicine, Ohio State University...

...W. Kummer; K. Addicks Electron micrographs of cat aortic bodies were submitted to point-counting analysis to determine the volume/volume densities (vv%) of general tissue components. Paraganglia, enclosed by a perineural sheath (endoneural paraganglia), exhibit a significantly higher density...