PreparationShort-axon, spineless, stellate nerve cell in the dorsal area of a hemisphere (HА – hyperstriatum accessorium) of the carrion crow Corvus corone L. (Chordata, Aves) |
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Collection SPSU-ODK-AVES-1-2 |
Species: Corvus cornix Linnaeus, 1758 Aves Preparation Type: 60-100 µm thick celloidin sections Prepared: D.K. Obukhov Description: Frontal (transverse) celloidin section through an area of a telencephalic hemisphere of the carrion crow Corvus corone L. impregnated with silver salts by the Golgi method. Method: Golgi method of silver impregnation of nervous elements Method Description: Frontal celloidin sections. Golgi impregnation. The staining protocol is described in detail in the handbooks of microscopy methods: Institution: Saint Petersburg State University |
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Preparation SPSU-ODK-AVES-1-2 |
Description: Frontal (transverse) celloidin section through a telencephalic hemisphere of a carrion crow impregnated with silver salts by the Golgi method. Region of the pallium. The section shows a separately stained nerve cell with a system of dendritic (d) and axonal (ax) arborizations. Note a rich network of axonal collaterals (ac) and the lack of spines on the dendrites. According to the classification of E. Ramon-Molinera, these neurons belong to a group of highly specialized, idiodendritic cells, which shows a high level of neuronal organization of the brain in Corvidae. Organs: сentral nervous system, cerebral brain or its part Methods: Neurohistology - Golgi method of silver impregnation of nervous elements |
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