Journal article

FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE CEPHALIC AORTA OF SEPIA OFFICINALIS L. (Mollusca:Cephalopoda)


Authors listSchipp, R.; Fronk, B.; Kopsch, M.; Polenz, A.

Publication year1997

Pages111-116

JournalVie et Milieu // Laboratoire Arago, UniversitÉ P. et M. Curie

Volume number47

Issue number2

ISSN0240-8759

PublisherPeriodique D'ecologie-publication Trimestrielle


Abstract
Cytological differentiations of the cephalic aorta of Sepia officinalis L. were analysed by LM and TEM. The origin and ultrastructure of the elastic fibres are demonstrated. The highly specialised cross striated muscle cells of the T. media with their particular Z-patch system and close interdigitations with extended areas of gap junctions represent a functional syncytium. Only the peripheral layer of muscle cells of the T.m. is innervated. The histo- und immunhistochemical findings confirm earlier pharmacological results suggesting that the vessel tonus is under a multiple, i.e. cholin-, catecholamin- and peptidergic neurocontrol. The role of 5-HT as a putative neurotransmitter in this mechanism is not yet clarified.



Citation Styles

Harvard Citation styleSchipp, R., Fronk, B., Kopsch, M. and Polenz, A. (1997) FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE CEPHALIC AORTA OF SEPIA OFFICINALIS L. (Mollusca:Cephalopoda), Vie et Milieu // Laboratoire Arago, UniversitÉ P. et M. Curie, 47(2), pp. 111-116

APA Citation styleSchipp, R., Fronk, B., Kopsch, M., & Polenz, A. (1997). FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE CEPHALIC AORTA OF SEPIA OFFICINALIS L. (Mollusca:Cephalopoda). Vie et Milieu // Laboratoire Arago, UniversitÉ P. et M. Curie. 47(2), 111-116.



Keywords


CEPHALOPODAINNERVATIONSEPIA

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