Further observations on an intratubercular sensory receptor of Schistosoma mattheei

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Further observations on an intratubercular sensory receptor of Schistosoma mattheei

Kruger, F.J.; Tiedt, L.; Du Preez, L.; Hamilton-Attwell, V.L.; Bigalke, R.D.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2263/44165
Date: 1986

Abstract:

A structure, presumably a sensory receptor in the nippled tubercles of Schistosoma mattheei, previously observed by scanning electron microscopy, was studied further by light and transmission electron miccroscopy. The results obtained by differential staining indicate that this structure does, in fact, consist of nervous tissue, and this provides additional evidence to support the sensory receptor hypothesis.

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