黄姑鱼（ Nibea albiflora） 与大黄鱼（ Pseudosciaena crocea） 精子超微结构的观察与比较

应用扫描电镜（SEM）与透射电镜（TEM）观察了黄姑鱼和大黄鱼精子的超微结构。结果显示,黄姑鱼和大黄鱼精子无论在形态、大小还是超微结构上都十分相似。黄姑鱼和大黄鱼精子均由头部、中段和尾部（鞭毛）3部分组成。精子头部形状近似椭圆形,无顶体,细胞核呈肾形。中心粒复合体位于细胞核背侧,近、远端中心粒相互垂直,远端中心粒分化成基体并形成轴丝。中段的袖套呈筒状,4～5个圆形的线粒体围绕轴丝呈环形排列。精子尾部为单鞭毛,轴丝为典型“9＋2”结构,鞭毛表面质膜形成不规则侧鳍。     

傅氏凤尾蕨精子发生超微结构的研究

超微结构研究显示傅氏凤尾蕨（Pteris fauriei Hieron）精子发生过程包括生毛体、多层结构和鞭毛等运动细胞器重新发生,环状线粒体形成,核塑形等过程,最后形成一个螺旋形的游动精子,这与其他真蕨类精子发生过程相似。本研究观察到的一些新现象包括：精细胞在分化早期呈极性,细胞核位于精细胞的近极端,生毛体、线粒体和质体等细胞器主要分布远极端;在生毛体分化早期,可见大量微管从其发出,其周围线粒体丰富;基体分化经历了前中心粒、中心粒和基体3个阶段,它们的内部结构不同;研究表明生毛体内的不定形物质是微管组织者,多层结构、附属微管带及鞭毛等细胞器均由不定形物质分化形成;精细胞在分化过程中产生了丰富的膜结构,它们可能为精核塑形提供原料。本研究报道了傅氏凤尾蕨精细胞分化的一些细节,这有助于进一步揭示蕨类植物精子发生的细胞学机制。     

大口黑鲈精子超微结构研究

为了解大口黑鲈Micropterus salmoides精子的超微结构,应用扫描电镜和透射电镜对大口黑鲈精子结构进行观察。结果显示,大口黑鲈精子由头部、中段和鞭毛三部分组成,扫描电镜下精子中段不明显,无顶体;精子全长25.07μm±4.93μm(n=30),头部近球形,直径1.73μm±0.29μm(n=30),鞭毛长23.00μm±4.86μm(n=30)。头部主要由细胞核构成,细胞核呈蘑菇形,染色质电子致密成簇,被电子透明区分开,核近鞭毛端向内凹陷,形成较浅的核窝。中段包括中心粒复合体和袖套,中心粒复合体由近端中心粒和远端中心粒构成,近端中心粒位于核窝内,与细胞核横轴平行,远端中心粒为鞭毛的基部,位于核窝外,袖套内,与近端中心粒垂直,呈"T"字形。线粒体分布在袖套两侧的袖套腔中,形状大小不一,总数(17±4)个(n=30)。鞭毛从袖套腔中伸出,主要由轴丝和侧鳍构成,轴丝与远端中心粒相接,有典型的"9+2"二联微管结构,侧鳍分布在鞭毛两侧。研究表明,大口黑鲈精子为硬骨鱼类Ⅰ型精子,其袖套形状以及线粒体的数目和大小与鲈形目Perciformes其他鱼类的精子结构存在区别。     

褐菖■精细胞晚期的变化及精子结构研究

本文研究卵胎生硬骨鱼褐菖（Ｓｅｂａｓｔｉｓｃｕｓｍａｒｍｏｒａｔｕｓ）精细胞的成熟变化和精子结构。褐菖精细胞发育晚期已具有硬骨鱼类精子的结构雏形：细胞核的背面较平坦,腹面稍外鼓,呈弧面;染色质浓缩成团块状,核的腹侧和后端的染色质较致密;中心粒复合体由近端中心粒和基体组成,近端中心粒和基体排成“Ｌ”形;近端中心粒向细胞核的背侧伸出中心粒附属物,中心粒附属物由９条微管组成,９条微管围成一筒状结构,类似轴丝。在晚期精细胞形成精子的过程中,中心粒附属物和近端中心粒相继退缩以至消失不见,同时细胞核后端的形状也随着发生变化。中心粒附属物和近端中心粒的相继消失可以看作是成熟的最后标志。精子的中心粒复合体由基体及其上方的基体帽组成,袖套接于核的后端,其中约有３０～４０个线粒体;鞭毛从袖套腔中伸出,鞭毛的中心结构是轴丝;轴丝外方为细胞质形成的侧鳍,在鞭毛的近核段,轴丝两侧的侧鳍较宽且不对称。     

水蕨精子发生过程中中心体蛋白和微管蛋白的免疫荧光定位

采用透射电镜技术和免疫荧光标记技术对水蕨精子发生的超微结构以及中心体蛋白和微管蛋白在精子发生过程中的动态表达进行了观察。研究发现：（1）生毛体分化早期周围有放射状微管分布,这与线粒体向生毛体的聚集有关。（2）免疫荧光观察表明,中心体蛋白仅定位于生毛体、基体和鞭毛带上,自生毛体至基体阶段呈现明亮的荧光标记,在核塑形、鞭毛形成至精子成熟阶段,中心体蛋白荧光标记随着鞭毛的发生而逐渐减弱,至游动精子阶段中心体蛋白荧光标记信号几乎消失。（3）微管蛋白早期荧光标记与中心体蛋白标记形相同,在生毛体、鞭毛带、基体等运动细胞器上呈现明亮荧光标记,但微管蛋白随着鞭毛的发生其荧光标记越来越强。从二者的时空表达特征可以推断,中心体蛋白主要是运动细胞器的组织者,而非这些运动细胞器的结构成分,其功能是参与或负责中心粒、基体和鞭毛的发生。     

褶纹冠蚌精子的超微结构研究

利用电镜褶纹冠蚌精子的形态和结构作了研究,结果表明：精子全长约40-43μm,由头部、中段和鞭毛组成。头部呈子弹头形,长约2.6μm,直径约1.5μm,内含细胞核,核属浓缩型,外被核膜,5个球形的线粒体构成了精子的中段,中段长约0.6μm,最大直径约1.8μm。近端中心粒位于核基部的凹陷处,并通过致密的无定形的基质与远端中心粒相连,远端中心粒与鞭毛领之间通过硬功夫个围中心粒器紧密相连,鞭毛长约37-40μm。精子顶体退化,仅由几个顶体囊泡组成。     

绵马鳞毛蕨精母细胞和游动精子超微结构特征的研究

应用电镜技术对蕨类植物绵马鳞毛蕨(RYOPTERIS CRASSIRHIZOMA Nakai)精母细胞和游动精子的超微结构特征进行了研究。精母细胞为多边形,细胞质内含有丰富的线粒体、质体、内质网、高尔基体等常见的细胞器．在细胞质中还可见到一些同心圆膜状结构,位于质膜的附近或精母细胞的角偶。同心圆膜状结构由双层膜环绕构成,外被l层单位膜。精母细胞与精子器的璧细胞之间形成了分离腔。在精母细胞质膜外形成了嗜锇层,这些结构的形成说明精母细胞已经开始与雄配子体逐渐分离,进入独立发育的阶段。尽管精母细胞之间也有嗜锇层的形成,但嗜锇层是不连续的,其上有一些空隙,精母细胞之间可通过空隙进行物质和信息的交流。成熟的精子细胞外被l层透明的薄膜,里面为游动精子。螺旋状。由环状细胞器环绕3～4圈构成．这些环状细胞器包括多层结卡构、微管带、巨大线粒体、鞭毛带和1个长形浓缩的细胞核。游动精子的后端为一些泡囊化的细胞质．其中包括一些残存的线粒体、造粉质体及大的囊泡等。当成熟的精子细胞排出精子器后。其内的游动精子挣脱透明质膜的束缚,摆脱后端的囊泡,成为1条游动精子。本文还对绵马鳞毛蕨和其它蕨类植物精子的超微结构特征进行了比较。     

玫瑰无须鲃精子的超微结构

透射和扫描电镜研究显示玫瑰无须售巴（Puntius conchonius）的精子由头、中片和尾三部分组成。头部无顶体,呈球形或卵圆形,主要由细胞核组成,核内染色质致密。核前端几乎无细胞质存在,核膜紧密靠近细胞质膜,而在核的后端有少量细胞质存在。在核后端偏于一侧处有一个浅的核后凹,中心粒复合体部分地镶嵌于其中,中心粒复合体由近端中心粒和远端中心粒组成,二者呈钝角形排列,鞭毛从远端中心粒的末端发出。中片由前边的主要部分——领和后边细薄的袖套构成。领内含有数个不规则分布的线粒体包埋于细胞质中,袖套的长短、粗细差别较大,有的精子没有袖套。由于与鞭毛的不对称连接,使得头部及中片均呈不对称型。尾是一根细长的鞭毛,尾丝具有典型的“9＋2”微管结构,尾部两侧均无侧鳍。与鲤科其它鱼精子相比,该鱼精子的主要特征是具有长短不一的袖套,领内有不同数量的液泡,且有些空泡向外界开口呈孔状。袖套的长短与领内液泡化水平似有某种相互联系,这也许与精子的老化程度有关[动物学报51（5）：892—897,2005]。     

家鸽睾丸精子超微结构的观察

家鸽(Columbadomestica)精子分为头部、颈部及尾部。尾部又区分为中段、主段及末段。头部呈圆柱形,主要被精细胞核占据,核的前面包绕顶体,后端连接颈部。颈部有两个中心粒,与头部相邻接的是与精子纵轴垂直的近侧中心粒,远侧中心粒形成基底体向后发出尾部的轴丝。轴丝的结构为9+2型。中段在轴丝之外有线粒体鞘包绕,最外面为质膜。主段和末段无线粒体鞘,轴丝之外直接被以质膜。     

长牡蛎精子超低温冷冻后超微结构损伤研究

采用程序降温仪分步降温冷冻保存长牡蛎（Crassostrea gigas）精液,并用扫描电镜、透射电镜研究了精子的超微结构损伤。超低温冷冻保存后长牡蛎精子的运动率、受精率及孵化率与鲜精无显著差异。鲜精中84.5%的精子形态结构正常,冻精中73%的精子形态结构正常。形态结构正常的精子表现为顶体、质膜、线粒体与鞭毛结构完整、染色质形状规则,顶体、线粒体及中心粒结构正常,鞭毛形态完整、微管结构清晰;形态结构异常的精子表现为顶体脱落、解体,精子头部质膜膨胀、破裂、染色质肿胀、破裂、解体,线粒体移位、脱落、膨胀,嵴退化或消失,鞭毛弯折、断裂,微管解聚。结果显示,以10% DMSO为抗冻保护剂,HBSS溶液为稀释液,1:4的稀释比例,添加海藻糖,采用分步降温法冷冻保存,对长牡蛎精子具有较好的抗冻保护作用,合适的冻存方法可以有效的保护太平洋牡蛎精子冷冻过程中结构损伤。研究有助于长牡蛎种质资源的收集保存及应用。     

Spermiogenesis in the rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri)

In an ultrastructural study on the spermiogenesis of the rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri R.) four spermatogenetic stages were identified. In young round spermatids, the nuclear chromatin was first heterogeneous (euchromatin and heterochromatin). Subsequently, it became more homogeneous and started to condense in the form of coarse granules and fibers and then into fibrils associated in ribbon-like elements which eventually partly fused together. During early spermiogenesis, a juxtanuclear vacuole appeared in the area where the nuclear envelope was specialized due to condensation of material between the two envelopes and a slight accumulation of nuclear material. This area was finally located in the anterior part of spermatids and spermatozoa; it probably plays a role during fertilization. A flagellar rootlet appeared early in spermiogenesis; it may play a role in the attachment of the flagellum to the nucleus since it persisted until the centriolar complex was definitively fixed in the implantation fossa. The flagellum did not display a plasma membrane and was first located in the cytoplasm, but when it was later extruded from the cell, it acquired a membrane. The cytoplasm was rich in ribosomes (free or in small groups) but poor in membranous organelles. The few mitochondria polarized around the centriolar complex were finally organized into an annular mid-piece. The spermatids remained connected by intercellular bridges until the end of spermiogenesis. The complexity of trout spermiogenesis is intermediate between that in poecilids and that in carp and pike, which have very simple spermatozoa. The role of the material from the nucleus and the cytoplasm reaching the Sertoli cell in the control of spermatogenesis has been discussed.     

Semicystic spermatogenesis and biflagellate spermatozoon ultrastructure in the Nile electric catfish Malapterurus electricus (Teleostei: Siluriformes: Malapteruridae)

Spermatogenesis and spermatozoon ultrastructure in the Nile electric catfish Malapterurus electricus are described using scanning and transmission electron microscopy. Although the testis organization conforms to the ‘unrestricted’ spermatogonial type, the species has a rare type of spermatogenesis not previously described among catfishes, ‘semicystic’, in which the cyst ruptures before the spermatozoon stage. Spermiogenesis also involves some peculiar features such as condensation of the chromatin in the posterior part of the nucleus to form a compact electron‐dense mass with some irregular electron‐lucent lacunae, while the uppermost part of the nucleus is a loose electron‐lucent area, absence of the nuclear rotation and, as a consequence, the centriolar complex and the initial segment of each flagellum arise directly in a position perpendicular to the basal pole of the nucleus, and occurrence of numerous vesicles in the midpiece. In addition, spermiogenesis includes migration of the diplosome and mitochondria to the basal pole of the nucleus, formation of two moderate nuclear fossae, each of which contains the centriolar complex, development of two independent flagella and elimination of the excess cytoplasm. The mature spermatozoon has a more or less round head with no acrosome or acrosomal vesicle, a long midpiece with numerous mitochondria and vesicles and two long tails or flagella having the classical axoneme structure of 9 + 2 microtubular doublet pattern and with no lateral fins and membranous compartment. These findings suggest that the ultrastructural features of spermiogenesis and spermatozoa of M. electricus are synapomorphies of types I and II spermiogenesis and spermiogenesis is closely similar to the type described in the Nile catfish Chrysichthys auratus.     

Organization of the Acrosome and Helical Structures in Sperm of the Aplysiid, Aplysia kurodai (Gastropoda, Opisthobranchia)

Spermiogenesis in the aplysiid, Aplysia kurodai (Gastropoda, Opisthobranchia) was studied by transmission electron microscopy, with special attention to acrosome formation and the helical organization of the nucleus and the other sperm components. In the early spermatid, the periphery of the nucleus differentiates into three characteristics parts. The first part is that electron-dense deposits accumulate on the outer nuclear envelope. This part is destined to be the anterior side of the sperm because a tiny acrosome is organized on its mid-region at the succeeding stage of spermiogenesis. The second part, in which electron-dense material attaches closely to the inner side of the nuclear envelope, is the presumptive posterior side. A centriolar fossa is formed in this part and the axoneme of the flagellum extends from the fossa. A number of lamellar vesicles derived from mitochondria assemble around the axoneme and form the flagellum complex. The third part is recognized by the chromatin which condenses locally along the inner nuclear envelope. During development of the spermatid, this part extends to form a spiral nucleus accompanied by chromatin condensation and formation of microtubular lamellae outside the extending nucleus.
Finally, in the mature sperm, a tiny, spherical acrosomal vesicle is detected at the apex. The slender nucleus, overlapping both the primary and secondary helices which are composed of different structural elements, winds around the flagellum axoneme.     

Sperm ultrastructure and a new type of spermiogenesis in two species of Pimelodidae, with a comparative review of sperm ultrastructure in Siluriformes (Teleostei: Ostariophysi)

During spermiogenesis, the spermatids of the pimelodid species Pimelodus maculatus and Pseudoplatystoma fasciatum show a central flagellum development, no rotation of the nucleus, and no nuclear fossa formation, in contrast to all previously described spermatids of Teleostei. These characteristics are interpreted as belonging to a new type of spermiogenesis, named here type III, which is peculiar to the family Pimelodidae. In P. maculatus and P. fasciatum, spermatozoa possess a spherical head and no acrosome; their nucleus contains highly condensed, homogeneous chromatin with small electron-lucent areas; and a nuclear fossa is not present. The centriolar complex lies close to the nucleus. The midpiece is small, has no true cytoplasmic channel, and contains many elongate and interconnected vesicles. Several spherical to oblong mitochondria are located around the centriolar complex. The flagellum displays the classical axoneme (9+2) and no lateral fins. Only minor differences were observed among the pimelodid species and genera. Otherwise, spermiogenesis and spermatozoa in the two species of Pimelodidae studied exhibit many characteristics that are not found in other siluriform families, mainly the type III spermiogenesis.     

埃及尼罗河鲶的精子发生和精子的超微结构

用扫描和透射电子显微镜研究了尼罗河鲶——盾头歧须鮠(Synodontis schall)的精子发生和精子的超微结构。精巢中含有无数肾形的生精小叶,我们将其称为"精原无限型"。尽管其精子发生的大体过程与同类鱼无异。但是,在细节上仍具其独特之处。这些特点未见在其他硬骨鱼中报道过。其特点主要是:生精过程中不发生细胞核的旋转,中心粒复合体和轴丝起始段直接发生在核的基底面垂直线上,有无数的粗的固定纤维将近端中心粒和远端中心粒的近侧部连接到细胞核上。另外,精子发生过程中还包括染色质浓缩,细胞质和线粒体向细胞核的尾端迁移,在核的后端中轴位置上形成中等大小的核后凹,近端中心粒和远端中心粒的一部分嵌在核后凹之内,短的胞质内陷管将线粒体与鞭毛分隔开。精子头部接近圆形,无顶体或顶体泡,鞭毛的中段及胞质内陷管均较短,整个鞭毛却很长,鞭毛侧面无翼膜,轴丝呈典型的9 2结构。上述结果显示,盾头歧须鮠的精子发生具有类型Ⅰ和类型Ⅱ的共同派生特征,这种特征在常见的其他硬骨鱼中也是常有的。但是,正如文献所报道过的另两种尼罗河鲶——金鯵(Chrysichthys auratus)和电鲶(Malapterurus electricus)中的情况一样,盾头歧须的精子发生与类型Ⅲ的精子发生过程更为相似。     

Ultrastrukturelle Untersuchungen zur Morphologie und Genese der Spermien von Archaeogastropoda

The sperm cells ofPatella coerulea (Patellacea),Monodonta turbinata, andGibbula tumida (Trochacea) were investigated by means of transmission electron microscopy. They belong to the primitive type (sensu Franzén) and have more features in common with primitive Bivalvia sperms than with Neritacea. Their head contains an apical acrosome and a roundish nucleus followed by 4 or 5 mitochondria and a centriolar apparatus which consists of two centrioles, one of which bears a flagellum. The sperm cells ofMonodonta andGibbula are very similar to each other and differ mainly in size;Patella exhibits more differences (very small acrosome, subacrosomal space, variable number of spherical mitochondria (origin of spermic dimorphism ?). The development of the sperm cells shows no peculiarities.     

SPERMIOGENESIS IN THE PULMONATE SNAIL,EUHADRA HICKONIS III. FLAGELLUM FORMATION*

The formation of the flagellum in the spermatid of the Japanese land snail, Euhadra hickonis, is introduced by the appearance of a central indentation in the differentiated posterior side of the spherical nucleus early in spermiogenesis. One centriole moves to this part of the cell, changes in several structural respects and acquires a short-lived “centriole adjunct”. At first it lies tangential to the nuclear surface as it begins to induce formation of the flagellar axoneme; then it turns so that its proximal end fits into the deepening nuclear indentation (“implantation fossa”). Cytoplasmic tubules appear to mediate this shift in direction. Internal changes in the centriolar components begin as it initiates formation of the axoneme, and continue throughout spermiogenesis. First, a dense “cap” forms at its proximal end, the microtubular triplets become doublets and a pair of singlets occupies the center of the complex. All these microtubules extend from the dense cap and are continuous with those of the axoneme. As the basal body (modified centriole) becomes set in the implantation fossa, the material of the centriole adjunct forms 9 strands, which are continuous with the peripheral coarse fibers when these develop. The microtubular doublets of the basal body are visible for a short time between the fiber strands; in the mature spermatozoon they are found embedded in the basal body portions of the coarse fibers in a degenerated form. Posterior to the basal body, however, they separate from the inner sides of the striated coarse fibers and become the doublets of the axoneme. The proximal part of the elongating axoneme lies in a posterior extension of the cell, in which glycogen particles and mitochondria are conspicuous. As the mitochondria unite into a sheath tightly surrounding the axoneme, the structure of their cristae changes to form a paracrystal-line “mitochondria derivative”, which consists of many layers close to the nucleus and progressively fewer posteriorly. Outside of this “primary sheath”, more modified mitochondria unite to form a “secondary sheath” of paracrystalline lamellae which encloses a compartment, filled with glycogen particles, that extends in a low-pitched helix nearly to the end of the flagellum. In the late spermatid, microtubules become arranged at regular intervals around the nucleus and secondary sheath of the flagellum for a short period while the remaining cytoplasm and spermatid organelles such as the Golgi complex are being discarded. The flagellum of the mature spermatozoon is 250–300 μm in length, tapering gradually from a diameter of ca 1 μm just behind the nucleus to less than 0.3 μm at its tip, as the result of reduction in the amount of stored glycogen, the number of paracrystalline lamellae and the diameter of the peripheral fibers.     

中国雨蛙精子形成的研究

中国雨蛙的精子形成过程中,细胞核的浓缩经历了５个时期。从第１期进入第２期,染色质纤维增粗并聚集成卷曲的柱状结构。从第２期进入第３期,染色质纤维进一步增粗,细胞核逐渐伸直成柱状。进入第４期,染色质紧密聚集,纤维之间间隙很小。进入第５期,染色质纤维聚集成均匀的致密结构。伴随着染色质的浓缩,核膜数次更新,核内不参与浓缩的物质渐次从核中排出,核中出现一串核泡。顶体在染色质未浓缩之前（第１期）开始分化,由一     

Formation of the acrosome and basal body during spermiogenesis in a marine snail,Nerita picea (Mollusca: Archaeogastropoda)

In Nerita picea the proacrosomal granule is formed basally in the early spermatid from one large cisterna of the Golgi body, with which the other Golgi-derived vesicles fuse. After the proacrosomal granule has attached to the plasma membrane and invaginated to form a cup shape, one cisterna of endoplasmic reticulum inserts into the open end and deposits a granular secretion on the inner surface. Subsequently, the proacrosome migrates along the plasma membrane to the apex of the nucleus, but the Golgi body remains basal, as occurs in other archaeogastropods and also many polychaete annelids. However, the final shape and structure of the acrosome is similar to that of mesogastropods. The annulus attaches the distal centriole to the plasma membrane early in spermiogenesis. The production of the flagellum by the distal centriole not only expands the plasma membrane posteriorly but moves the centriolar complex to the nucleus, causing an invagination of the plasma membrane where it is bound by the annulus. During proacrosome migration, the Golgi body secretes a dense tube around the flagellum, and the mitochondria fuse into two spheres at the base of the nucleus. The nuclear plug that closes off the intranuclear canal until this stage rapidly reorganizes itself into two tubes of material inside the canal. The centrioles continue flagellar production, break away from the annulus, and move deep into the intranuclear canal where they fuse together to form the basal body of the sperm. In the maturing spermatid, the two mitochondria fuse into a single sheath that spirals around the flagellum. The annulus does not migrate posteriorly but remains anterior to the midpiece, which is unusual for a filiform sperm. Spermiogenesis in Nerita picea has features in common with both archaeogastropods and mesogastropods but also has some unique features. These observations lend credence to the idea that the Neritidae are a transitional group between Archaeogastropoda and Mesogastropoda.