Distribution of non-peptidergic primary afferents in trigeminal ganglion of the rat

Zafer Soygüder; Zekeriya Özüdoğru

Ratın trigeminal ganglionundaki non-peptidergic primer afferentlerin dağılımı

Year 2000, Volume: 6 Issue: 1-2 - 2000, 61 - 63, 18.06.2000

Abstract

Griffonia Simplicifolia tohumlarındaki isolectin 1-B4 GSA I-B4 ’un dağılımı ratın trigeminal ganglionunda çalışıldı. GSA I-B4 sadece küçük çaplı ganglion hücrelerinde gözlendi. Buna rağmen büyük çaplı hücrelerde bu lectinin varlığına rastlanmadı. Mandibular. maxillar ve ophthalmic GSA I-B4-positive axonların trigeminal ganglionda birbirinden bağımsız yerlerde yerleşen ganglion hücrelerine vardıkları gözlendi. Trigeminal ganglionda non-peptidergic primer afferent sinirlerin dağılımı. GSA I-B4’u trigeminal ganglionda marker olarak kullanan çalışmalarla kısaca tartışılacaktır

Keywords

GSA I-B4, Lectin, Rat, Trigeminal ganglion

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