. The American journal of anatomy. Nucl. intercalatus Nucl hypoglossi. and from Nissl and myelin sheath preparations are found to be devoidof nerve cells, axis cylinders, and blood vessels. The ependyma extendsinto the grey matter and median raphe in the form of processes, formingwell defined partitions between the dorsal nuclei which Weigert, in hismonumental work (Beitrage zur Kenntnis der Normalen MenschlichenNeuroglia), describes as kielstreifen, or the tracks left by embryonalsulci. In adult specimens the place at which a process takes its originis generally indicated on the surface of th
. The American journal of anatomy. Nucl. intercalatus Nucl hypoglossi. and from Nissl and myelin sheath preparations are found to be devoidof nerve cells, axis cylinders, and blood vessels. The ependyma extendsinto the grey matter and median raphe in the form of processes, formingwell defined partitions between the dorsal nuclei which Weigert, in hismonumental work (Beitrage zur Kenntnis der Normalen MenschlichenNeuroglia), describes as kielstreifen, or the tracks left by embryonalsulci. In adult specimens the place at which a process takes its originis generally indicated on the surface of the ventricular floor by a more or less well marked groove(text fig. 1). The size andform of the groove corre-spond in some degree tothe size and compactnessof the neuroglia is: when the processis compact and slender thesurface groove is usuallysharply cut, and when theprocess is broader and lesscompact the surface de-pression is shallower andmore rounded out. Ow-ing to this partition for-mation it is possible with low magnification to make out in glia fi
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