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Postnatal development of the dog pineal gland. Light microscopy

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1990
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Calvo, J.L. ; Boya, J. ; García-Mauriño, A. ; López Carbonell, A.
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Murcia : F. Hernández
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The light microscopical morphology of the dog pineal gland from the first postnatal day to maturity is described. In the first postnatal week, the pineal parenchyma shows immature cells and many mitotic figures. In this week, pigmented cells are obsemed for the first time, both in the pineal gland and in extrapineal nodules. Throughout the second week, the pineal parenchyma shows a cordonal pattern that disappears progressively in the following stages. From the 20-30th day onward, it is feasible to discern the cell types characteristic for the adult pineal gland. In the adult animals, the length of the pineal gland axes almost quadruplies that of the pineal gland in neonatal stages. The light microscopical features of the adult dog pineal gland are also described.
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Pineal gland , Dog
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http://hdl.handle.net/10201/18136
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Histology and histopathology Vol. 5, nº 1 (1990)
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