Mast cells in peripheral nerve trunks
HJ Gamble, S Goldby - Nature, 1961 - nature.com
HJ Gamble, S Goldby
Nature, 1961•nature.comREFERENCES to mast cells occur only rarely in histological accounts of the structure of
peripheral nerve trunks. They were mentioned by Cajal1 and by Riley and West2 in the
perineurium of the rabbit and of the rat respectively, and in the looser connective tissues of
the epineurium; they have been described in the endoneurium in the bony fish
Orthagoriscus mola 3. In injured nerve trunks, however, Cajal1 has figured and briefly
mentioned mast cells as elements of the endoneurium of the rabbit.
peripheral nerve trunks. They were mentioned by Cajal1 and by Riley and West2 in the
perineurium of the rabbit and of the rat respectively, and in the looser connective tissues of
the epineurium; they have been described in the endoneurium in the bony fish
Orthagoriscus mola 3. In injured nerve trunks, however, Cajal1 has figured and briefly
mentioned mast cells as elements of the endoneurium of the rabbit.
Abstract
REFERENCES to mast cells occur only rarely in histological accounts of the structure of peripheral nerve trunks. They were mentioned by Cajal1 and by Riley and West2 in the perineurium of the rabbit and of the rat respectively, and in the looser connective tissues of the epineurium; they have been described in the endoneurium in the bony fish Orthagoriscus mola3. In injured nerve trunks, however, Cajal1 has figured and briefly mentioned mast cells as elements of the endoneurium of the rabbit.
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