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Neurosecretion Yutaka Sano 1 , Sadahiko Tsuji 1 , Tsuguaki Iida 1 1Department of Anatomy, Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine pp.783-793
Published Date 1965/12/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1431904248
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Neurosecretion may represent the extreme deve-lopment of the secretory potential of true neurons with axons and dendrites, Nissl substances and neurofibrils. The concept of the neurosecretory cell was formed primarily on the basis of light-microscopic observations, but this definition is con-sidered to be too restricted in the light of present investigations, especially of electron microscopic studies. According to accepted definition the neuro-secretory cell must mean morphologically demon-strable evidence of secretory activity. However, the light-microscopic evidence for secretion (staina-ble granules) should be considered to be sugges-tive, but not definitive, because some inclusions hitherto reported as neurosecretory material have been several kinds of cytoplasmic structures (for example; large mitochondria, lipofuscin, lipopro-tein droplets etc.).

The so-called elementary neurosecretory granules. (1,000-3,000 Å in diameter) are found in the perikaryon of all neurosecretory cells. These ele-ctron-dense particles are produced in the Golgi apparatus as seen in the other proteinsecreting cell. In the neurosecretory system the dense granules are transported proximo-distal as a consequence of axoplasmic flow and released from the axon termi-nal into the capillaries of the neurohemal organ. The majority of the neurosecretory fiber ends blindly making a special synapse (so-called nonsynaptic termination) and does not excite the other neuron or the innervate cell, but a part of the neurosecretory tract of the hypothalamo-hypophyseal system and of the pars intercerebralis-corpus cardiacum-system (insect) terminates between the epithelial cells of the adenohypophysis or corpora allata.

There are three kinds of granules in the neuro-secretory axon bulb; elementary granule, pale vesicle and small vesicle similar to the synaptic one. The intimate relationship between these granules was discussed.


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