Ventricular Nerve Cells in Mammals
MITCHELL, G. A. G.; BROWN, R.; COOKSON, F. B.
Журнал:
Nature
Дата:
1953
Аннотация:
DAVIES et al.<sup>1</sup> stated that : â It is widely believed that, in mammals generally, cardiac nerve cells are limited to the atria, extending at the most as far distally as the base of the ventricles near the atrio-ventricular sulcusâ , and they list an impressive number of orders, including primates, to which this statement applies. They found that only in Artio-dactyla and Cetacea were ventricular nerve cells abundant, and they noted that in these the majority of the subepicardial neurons were unipolar or bipolar, with multipolar cells in a minority.
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