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Further studies on the transverse bands

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Journal of Neurocytology

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The paranodes of cerebral white matter of lanthanum-treated rats were studied in thin sections. The transverse bands were found to be oriented both parallel, and at an angle to the spaces between lateral loops.

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Hirano, A., Dembitzer, H.M. Further studies on the transverse bands. J Neurocytol 11, 861–866 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01148304

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