A Text-Book of Histology
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Axones from these cells enter the glands with the excretory duct and follow its branchings to the terminal tubules, where they form plexuses THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 281 beneath the epitheHum. From these, terminals pass to the secreting cells. It is probable that the saHvary glands also receive sympathetic fibres from cells of the superior cervical ganglia.
TECHNIC (i) The salivar)^ glands should be fixed in Flemming's fluid (technic 7, p. 7), or in formalin- JNIiiller's fluid (technic 5, p. 7). Se...ctions are cut as thin as possi- ble, stained with haematoxylin-eosin (technic i, p. 20), and mounted in balsam.
(2) For the study of the secretory activities of the gland cells, glands from a fasting animal should first be examined and then compared with those of a gland the secretion of which has been stimulated by the subcutaneous injection of pilo- carpine. Fix in Flemming's or in Zenker's fluid (technic 9, p. 8). Examine some sections unstained and mounted in glycerin, others stained with hasma- toxylin-eosin and mounted in balsam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Axones from these cells enter the glands with the excretory duct and follow its branchings to the terminal tubules, where they form plexuses THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 281 beneath the epitheHum. From these, terminals pass to the secreting cells. It is probable that the saHvary glands also receive sympathetic fibres from cells of the superior cervical ganglia.
TECHNIC (i) The salivar)^ glands should be fixed in Flemming's fluid (technic 7, p. 7), or in formalin- JNIiiller's fluid (technic 5, p. 7). Se...ctions are cut as thin as possi- ble, stained with haematoxylin-eosin (technic i, p. 20), and mounted in balsam.
(2) For the study of the secretory activities of the gland cells, glands from a fasting animal should first be examined and then compared with those of a gland the secretion of which has been stimulated by the subcutaneous injection of pilo- carpine. Fix in Flemming's or in Zenker's fluid (technic 9, p. 8). Examine some sections unstained and mounted in glycerin, others stained with hasma- toxylin-eosin and mounted in balsam.
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