Compendium of Histology
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It is invested by a, as a rule, very fine homogeneous con- nective-tissue envelope, the neurilemma, the Schwann's or primitive sheath (Fig. 169, b, 171, e). The latter contains, from point to point, an elongated nucleus. Occasionally the neu- rilemma appears considerably thickened (Fig. 171, c).
In the axis, occupying a fifth to a fourth of the entire diameter, we recognize a pale cylindrical filament, formed of Fig. 168. — Human nerve fibres in various stages of coagulation.
Fig. 160. — Variou...s nerve fibres ; a, after treatment with absolute alcohol : £, with collodion ; c, fibres of the lamprey ; d, from the olfactory nerve of the calf; e and y", from the human brain.
an albuminous substance. This is the axis cylinder, the sole essential portion of the nerve tube (Fig. 169, a, b, c, e, 171, e). It is surrounded by the so-called nerve medulla or medullary sheath, a peculiar and very delicate combination of albumin- 9 194 NINETEENTH LECTURE.
ous bodies, as well as lecithin and cerebrin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is invested by a, as a rule, very fine homogeneous con- nective-tissue envelope, the neurilemma, the Schwann's or primitive sheath (Fig. 169, b, 171, e). The latter contains, from point to point, an elongated nucleus. Occasionally the neu- rilemma appears considerably thickened (Fig. 171, c).
In the axis, occupying a fifth to a fourth of the entire diameter, we recognize a pale cylindrical filament, formed of Fig. 168. — Human nerve fibres in various stages of coagulation.
Fig. 160. — Variou...s nerve fibres ; a, after treatment with absolute alcohol : £, with collodion ; c, fibres of the lamprey ; d, from the olfactory nerve of the calf; e and y", from the human brain.
an albuminous substance. This is the axis cylinder, the sole essential portion of the nerve tube (Fig. 169, a, b, c, e, 171, e). It is surrounded by the so-called nerve medulla or medullary sheath, a peculiar and very delicate combination of albumin- 9 194 NINETEENTH LECTURE.
ous bodies, as well as lecithin and cerebrin.
What to read after Compendium of Histology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frey, Heinrich, 1822-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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