论文信息 - The occurrence of ciliated and mucous cells in the peripapillary trench of the rat tongue

The occurrence of ciliated and mucous cells in the peripapillary trench of the rat tongue

Ciliated cells surrounded by mucous cells were found near the base of the peripapillary trench of the rat circumvallate papilla. The ciliated cells occurred singly or in small groups. Each cilium showed the nine plus two filament pattern characteristic of motile cilia.

K. Toyoshima | A. Shimamura

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