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Uranaffin reaction of Merkel corpuscles in the lingual mucosa of the finch, Lonchula striata var. domestica.

Abstract

Subepithelial Merkel cells in the tongue of the finch were investigated by use of the uranaffin reaction. The results indicate that the secretory granules of subepithelial Merkel cells in this animal are positive for the uranaffin reaction, and in this respect are cytochemically similar to those reported in mammalian intraepithelial Merkel cells.

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Year: 1991 PMID： 1726218 PMCID： PMC1260587

Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Anat ISSN： 0021-8782 Impact factor: 2.610

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Uranaffin reaction of Merkel corpuscles in the lingual mucosa of the finch, Lonchula striata var. domestica.

Review 1. Evidence that the Merkel cell is not the transducer in the mechanosensory Merkel cell-neurite complex.

2. On the avian Merkel cells.

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5. The diffuse neuroendocrine system: peptides, amines, placodes and the APUD theory.

6. Fate of ATP in secretory granules: phosphohydrolase studies in pancreatic vascular bed.

7. Staining of neuroendocrine Merkel cells of human epidermis using the uranaffin reaction.

8. Staining of Merkel cells of pig snout epidermis using the uranaffin reaction. Morphometric analysis of neuroendocrine granules.

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