CYTOLOGICAL AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDIES OF THE «PARS DISTALIS» OF THE KIDS (<i>CAPRA HIRCUS</i>): FOLICULO-STELLATE CELIS AND COLLICULAR CAVITIES
Abstract
The structure and ultrastructure of the adenohypophyseal folliculo-stellate cells and follicular cavities, has been studied in kids of the Murciano-Granadina breed (18 males and 12 fe males) aged 2-3 months and with an average weight of 8 kg. Folliculo-stellate cells are a 30% and are distributed throughout the gland forming cavities. These cells have scarce cytoplasm and a large amount of agranular endoplasmic reticulum cisterns, as well as microvilli and cilia in their apical portion. The light of the follicular cavity is narrow and usually almost without content; if it is present is scarce. In no case it has been observed secretory granules.Downloads
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