doi: 10.1007/BF00209043.
Intranuclear inclusions in pericytes of the hypothalamus of the rat
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- DOI: 10.1007/BF00209043
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Intranuclear inclusions in pericytes of the hypothalamus of the rat
Cell Tissue Res.
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Abstract
This paper deals with the ultrastructure of two types of intranuclear inclusions, "nuclear bodies" and "membranous lamellar bodies", present in hypothalamic pericytes of intact adult rats. The nuclear bodies exhibited "simple" and "granular" forms, whereas the membranous lamellar bodies were entirely made up of myelin-like membrane whorls. The occurrence of these bodies in nuclei of pericytes has never been previously reported. The origin and functional meaning of such structures is discussed in the light of recent ultrastructural and biochemical studies on nuclear inclusions.
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