THE AGE HISTOLOGY ADRENAL MEDULLA OF THE CATTLE
Journal: Theoretical & Applied Science (Vol.22, No. 02)Publication Date: 2015-02-28
Authors : Dzmitry Nikoaevich Fiadotau;
Page : 8-10
Keywords : Morphology; adrenal glands; medulla; adaptation; development; cattle;
Abstract
In the thesis describes a material on the morphology of the adrenal medulla of cattle in the postnatal development - from birth up to ten years. Installed topographic features adrenaline (A-cells) and noradrenaline (N-cells) cells, their comparative morphology and growth patterns. Before puberty the size of the adrenal cells decreases and reaches a maximum yearling animals. Contact pattern characteristic of noradrenaline cells that grow to puberty and then their growth is reduced and restored after puberty.
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