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The structure of the myosatellite cells in axial muscles of the shark Geleus melastomus.

Abstract

The myosatellite cells in the axial muscles of the shark Geleus melastomus is found more frequently in the red muscle fibers than in the white fibers. The total length of the cell extensions is about 100 mum. In about 20% of all cases, the extensions were present in pairs, and it is concluded that the satellite cell processes bifurcate. Processes towards the intercellular space and towards the interior of the muscle fiber are also described. The cytoplasm of the satellite cells contain glycogen, Golgi elements, lysosome-like vesicles, granular endoplasmic reticulum and microtubules. It is concluded that the morphology of the satellite cells indicates a more active function than that of a dormant reserve myoblast.

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Year: 1975 PMID： 1200395 DOI： 10.1007/bf00317962

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Anat Embryol (Berl) ISSN： 0340-2061

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The structure of the myosatellite cells in axial muscles of the shark Geleus melastomus.

1. Two unusual satellite cell-intrafusal muscle fiber relationships.

2. Studies on the fine structure of muscle fibers and associated satellite cells in hypertrophic human deltoid muscle.

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6. Electron microscopic observations of satellite cells with special reference to the development of mammalian skeletal muscles.

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