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Studies on the cytology of muscle: Part I. The Golgi apparatus in the fibres of cardiac muscle

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    The structure of theGolgi apparatus in the cells (or fibres) of cardiac muscle has been examined by means of theDa Fano andKolatschew techniques.

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    The findings ofLuna, that theGolgi apparatus of fully developed cardiac muscle fibres consists of two bipolar filaments situated in the long axis of the fibre, has been confirmed.

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    The development of theGolgi apparatus from the primitive mesodermal juxta-nuclear form to the final bipolarised structure has been traced.

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    It has been suggested that the fragmentation of theGolgi apparatus into its two portions is effected by the stretching of the cell.

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    No connection has been found to exist between theGolgi apparatus and theCajal-Fusari network.

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    The neutral red bodies have been desribed, and have been found to be entirely distinct from theGolgi apparatus.

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    T. J. Macdougald B. A., B.Sc.

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Macdougald, T.J. Studies on the cytology of muscle: Part I. The Golgi apparatus in the fibres of cardiac muscle. Z.Zellforsch 24, 399–410 (1936). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02462413

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