Introduction to the histology and histopathology of the nervous system / by Paul Schröder ; authorized translation from the second revised German edition, by Baldwin Lucke and Morton McCutcheon.

Schröder, Paul, 1873-1941.

Date:: [1923], ©1923

Credit: Introduction to the histology and histopathology of the nervous system / by Paul Schröder ; authorized translation from the second revised German edition, by Baldwin Lucke and Morton McCutcheon. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$but larger masses without definite arrangement. The apical dendrite may exactly resemble that of a motor cell; but usually it contains only pale fine threads and rows of granules, and no axone hillock is present. The Section through part of a nerve cell Bifurcation cone \ Dendritic spindles Unstained. paths Large spindles of apical den¬ drite Unstained paths Unstained paths Dendritic spindles Large spindles of apical dendrite Unstained paths Unstained paths Dendritic spindles -Basal Nissl body Glial nucleus poorly focussed instained paths Basal Nissl body Fig. 4.—Large cell from normal calcarine cortex. Nissl stain. After Nissl and Ranke. Mag¬ nification x 860. axone breaks through at the base between two thick portions of the stained substance. The spinal ganglion cells are spherical structures of very unequal size, and with only one process. Their stainable substance consists of larger and smaller parts,$