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STRUCTURAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CAPILARIES IN CORTEX AND THOSE IN THE MEDULLA OF THE MOUSE BRAIN Shizuko Hattori 1 1Department of Anatomy, Nagoya City University Medical School pp.1469-1474
Published Date 1972/11/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203221
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Comparing the capillaries in the cortex with those in the medulla of the mouse brain, there exist several differences :

1) The capillary lumen in the cortex shows irregu- lar outline, but relatively smooth in the medulla.

2) In the cortex endothelium is very thin and the endothelial cells show high density and have less well developed organelles except for riboso- mes and vesicles. In the medulla they show low density and have well developed Golgi apparatus and mitochondria and a few vesicles.

3) In the cortex the basement membrane (basal lamina) shows low density, is thicker than in the medulla, and shows sometimes multiple layer. In the medulla it shows almost constant thick- ness of averaging 700 Å.

4) Outside of the capillaries, the area occupied by the end feet of the astrocyte is wide in the cortex, but narrow in the medulla. In the latter neuropile are sometimes adjacent to the base- ment membrane.

5) Based on the findings of the present study and others, it is concluded that in the brain the exchange of substances between the blood and the tissue performs slowly compared with other vessels and thus it may be natural that the consept of "blood-brain barier" is taken away.


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