计算机三维重建华虻复眼性特异小网膜细胞结构

本文在计算机三维重建的基础上讨论了华虻复眼小网膜性特异结构与功能的关系,三维模型展示了中央小网膜细胞和部分外周小网膜细胞的空间构型及相互关系.在生物组织连续切片三维重建的对位技术方面,摸索了一套方法.保证了在Cromemco微机系统上实现对华虻复眼小网膜细胞的三维重建.证实了复眼光感受器性特化区R_7和R_8为并行排列的形式,并与非性特化区的R_7、R_8进行了比较.     

家蝇复眼感杆中光通量的色素颗粒调节

利用逆向照明方法及角膜中和技术,观察了暗适应、明适应和强光适应状态下,家蝇(Musca domestica)复眼感杆中光通量的变化。在强光适应状态下,每个小眼主要呈现一个中心感杆远端的光点像,其外周六个感杆远端光点像模糊不清或消失。利用电子显微镜观察了家蝇复眼小网膜细胞内色素颗粒的移动与适应状态的关系。在强光适应状态下,每个小眼外周六个小网膜细胞No.1～6内绝大部分色素颗粒移动到感杆,而中心两个小网膜细胞No.7～8内色素颗粒并未向感杆移动。但在有些小眼中,小网膜细胞No.7～8内部分色素颗粒移动到感杆。     

家蝇复眼感杆中光通量的色素颗粒调节

利用逆向照明方法及角膜中和技术,观察了暗适应、明适应和强光适应状态下,家蝇(Musca domestica)复眼感杆中光通量的变化。在强光适应状态下,每个小眼主要呈现一个中心感杆远端的光点像,其外周六个感杆远端光点像模糊不清或消失。利用电子显微镜观察了家蝇复眼小网膜细胞内色素颗粒的移动与适应状态的关系。在强光适应状态下,每个小眼外周六个小网膜细胞No.1～6内绝大部分色素颗粒移动到感杆,而中心两个小网膜细胞No.7～8内色素颗粒并未向感杆移动。但在有些小眼中,小网膜细胞No.7～8内部分色素颗粒移动到感杆。     

虻复眼感杆光导的模式与适应状态的关系

利用逆向照明方法,不经角膜中和,通过光学显佩镜快速观察和记录了暗适应,短时间明适应和长时间明适应状态下,虻(Atylotus miser Szilady)复眼感杆光导的模式。同时与角膜中和的实验结果作了比较。本文还讨论了憎黄虻复眼角膜透镜的作用以及该复眼对视觉信憎黄息抽样方式与适应状态的关系。     

神经重叠复眼感杆光导的模式与性特化光感受器

采用反向照明的角膜中和方法,光镜下观察了活体家蝇和华虻神经重叠复眼感杆光导的模式.结果表明:其模式不仅与复眼的适应状态有关,而且与复眼的性特化区以及它的性别有关,这一结果用电镜方法得到证实.本文讨论了Boschek和Franceschini等不同研究结果和神经重叠复眼两个亚视觉系统的概念.     

栖境不同的两种跳甲复眼结构比较

栖息于荫暗隐蔽处的蛇莓跳甲(Altica fragariae)和向阳开阔地的萎陵跳甲(A.Ampelophaga)的复眼外部形态及小眼微细结构有如下相同特征：两复眼均比较小,呈“八”字型排列在头部近背方的两侧;每个小眼含有一个双凸面的角膜锥体、4个森氏细胞和7个小网膜细胞;2个主色素细胞及11-12个附色素细胞围绕在小眼的外缘;小网膜细胞和色素细胞内均有丰富色素颗粒,当光照强度发生变化时,小网膜细胞内的色素颗粒发生位移;在视杆中段横切面上,视杆由7个微绒毛呈平行排列的矩形视小杆组成,其中的6个视小杆互相连成一个近似六边形的框架,将另一个视小杆围在中央。两种跳甲复眼结构的主要差异有：蛇莓跳甲每个复眼大约仅有150个小眼,而萎陵跳甲约有2印个;复眼曲率半径前者只有后者的一半;视杆中段横切面上,视杆占整个小网膜面积的比率两虫分别为37%和25%,蛇莓跳甲高于萎陵跳甲。对以上形态结构特征可能具有的功能意义进行了初步讨论。     

不同杀虫剂选育对家蝇抗药性水平及kdr基因频率的影响

采用杀虫剂（溴氰菊酯和甲基嘧啶磷）筛选及不接触药物自然衰退的方法,研究了家蝇Musca domestica氯氟氰菊酯高抗品系(Cyh-R)对杀虫剂的抗性变化,探讨蝇类抗药性治理的方法。用点滴法测定氯氟氰菊酯对不同家蝇品系的毒力,比较抗药性的变化,结合特异性等位基因PCR扩增（PASA）技术检测了不同家蝇品系的kdr基因频率,探讨kdr基因频率与抗性水平之间的关系。结果表明:甲基嘧啶磷筛选后,氯氟氰菊酯对第2~8代Cyh-R品系的LD₅₀呈递减趋势,从F₀的2.8434 μg/蝇降为F₈的0.4404 μg/蝇,但第8~18代Cyh-R品系的LD₅₀呈逐代递增趋势;溴氰菊酯筛选后,氯氟氰菊酯对Cyh-R品系第2~16代的LD₅₀呈上升趋势,从F₀的2.8434 μg/蝇升至F₁₆的24.3249 μg/蝇;表明了施用有机磷杀虫剂可降低其对氯氟氰菊酯的抗药性,而施用拟除虫菊酯药剂则有助于其对氯氟氰菊酯抗药性的增长;不使用任何杀虫剂也能降低其对氯氟氰菊酯的抗药性,但下降速率低于甲基嘧啶磷。PASA技术检测表明Cyh-R品系的kdr抗性基因频率为88.8%,不经过任何药剂筛选其kdr抗性基因频率下降程度最大,达到69.7%;甲基嘧啶磷筛选后其结果降为78.8%,而经溴氰菊酯筛选后kdr抗性基因频率则明显升高,达到98.9%。通过对kdr抗性基因频率和抗性水平进行相关和回归分析表明kdr抗性基因频率与家蝇对氯氟氰菊酯的LD₅₀呈对数关系,即LD₅₀值高的品系其kdr抗性基因频率相应的也较高。建议在家蝇防治中考虑轮换用药。     

蒙古寒蝉末龄若虫与成虫复眼的形态、组织结构和超微结构

【目的】本研究旨在明确蒙古寒蝉Meimuna mongolica末龄(5龄)若虫与成虫复眼的差异,探讨蝉总科昆虫在若虫与成虫生态位发生改变的过程中复眼的形态结构及功能变化。【方法】采用光学显微镜、扫描电子显微镜和透射电子显微镜技术,详细观察和比较研究了蒙古寒蝉末龄若虫和成虫复眼的一般形态、组织结构和超微结构。【结果】蒙古寒蝉的复眼为并列像眼。出土羽化前其末龄若虫复眼的颜色逐渐由白色变为红色至深褐色,成虫复眼则为浅褐色。末龄若虫复眼表面具有毛形感器、锥形感器和刺形感器,成虫复眼表面无感器。末龄若虫白色复眼的表面为完整的角膜,未分化形成小眼面;末龄若虫红色和深褐色复眼则由许多五边形或六边形小眼组成,排列不甚规则;成虫复眼均由排列整齐的等边六边形小眼组成。末龄若虫白色复眼内部由大量细胞团构成,未分化形成小眼结构;在末龄若虫深褐色复眼中,小眼次级色素细胞的细胞核集中分布在视杆和晶锥之间;在成虫复眼中,小眼次级色素细胞的细胞核分布在晶锥近心端周围。末龄若虫深褐色复眼中的初级色素细胞和小网膜细胞内的色素颗粒分布较均匀,而成虫复眼小网膜细胞内的色素颗粒都分布在视杆周围。【结论】蒙古寒蝉不同发育阶段的...     

黑带食蚜蝇Episyrphus balteatus De Geer的复眼结构及其调光机制

【目的】观察研究黑带食蚜蝇Episyrphus balteatus De Geer成虫复眼形态、小眼结构和不同光暗条件对小眼结构的影响,以明确其光视觉的结构基础和调光机制。【方法】利用组织切片法和扫描电镜等技术。【结果】1.复眼位于头部两侧,正面观呈半球形,占据除额颜外大部分头部。雄虫与雌虫单个复眼分别有约7 180个、7 230个小眼。各小眼面呈整齐排列的规则六边形。2.小眼由角膜及伪晶锥组成的屈光器、不同水平面分布的8个小网膜细胞及其特化形成的离散型视杆、屏蔽色素细胞和基膜等组成。小眼自远端至近端由主色素细胞和12个附属色素细胞围绕。3.随光暗条件的改变小眼内的附属色素细胞色素和基细胞细胞核沿小眼纵轴移动。光适应时,附属色素细胞色素颗粒沿小眼纵轴均匀分布,基细胞细胞核位于基膜上方。暗适应时,附属色素细胞色素颗粒向伪晶锥近端压缩,基细胞细胞核亦向远端移动,到达视杆中段。【结论】黑带食蚜蝇复眼精密的小眼排列形式和内部结构均显示了其强大的生理功能;屏蔽色素颗粒的移动是其复眼适应外界光环境变化的重要机制。本试验为进一步探究黑带食蚜蝇视觉结构和光调节机制,以及与其飞行行为间的关系提供了一定的理论基础。     

家蝇泛素编码区 cDNA 序列的克隆及在原核细胞中的表达

泛素-蛋白酶体途径(ubiquitin-proteasome pathway)是具有高度选择性的蛋白质降解途径,该途径对细胞内蛋白的选择性降解起着重要作用。本研究根据 GenBank 已登录的真核生物泛素（ubiquitin）编码框的氨基酸序列,设计一对简并引物,RT-PCR 克隆了家蝇 Musca domestica 泛素基因的编码区 cDNA 序列,并进行了测序。序列分析表明,该编码区的长度为 228 bp,编码 76 个氨基酸,命名为 Mdubi ,GenBank 登录号为 DQ115796。同源性比较发现,Mdubi 氨基酸序列与其他真核生物泛素编码框同源性可达 94% 以上。RT-PCR 检测表明,Mdubi 在家蝇不同组织中均高效表达,且不受大肠杆菌 Escherichia coli 刺激的影响,是遍在性表达。为进一步研究 Mdubi 的结构和功能,将 Mdubi 克隆到原核表达载体 pQE30 上,构建重组质粒 pQE30-UBI,转化大肠杆菌 M15 感受态细胞,在 IPTG 诱导下进行了高效表达,SDS-PAGE 检测表明 Mdubi 在大肠杆菌中可表达相对分子质量为 9.6 kD 的可溶性融合蛋白;Western blot 分析表明表达产物能与 Ni-NTA 鏊合物特异性的结合,表明表达的 Mdubi 为 N 端带有 6His 标签的融合蛋白。利用 Ni²⁺-NTA 亲和柱一步纯化了 Mdubi,以该融合蛋白免疫新西兰大白兔制备了抗 Mdubi 血清。本研究成功克隆了家蝇泛素的编码序列,并在原核细胞中得到了表达,为进一步研究泛素在家蝇体内的作用机制奠定了基础。     

Regional differences in a nematoceran retina (Insecta,Diptera)

Summary The compound eye of Psychoda cinerea comprises two types of ommatidia, arranged so as to divide the retina into distinct dorsal and ventral regions. The P-type ommatidium, in the ventral part of the eye, differs fundamentally from the other dipteran ommatidia so far described, and is regarded as a primitive ommatidium. The acone dioptric apparatus is the same in both types, with a spherical lens and four Semper cells, the processes of which expand below the rhabdom to form a ring of pigment sacs. Only the distal region of the rhabdom is surrounded by a continuous ring of screening pigment, formed by 2 primary and 12–16 secondary pigment cells. The highly pigmented retinula cells penetrate the basement membrane proximally at about the level of their nuclei; in this region they are separated from the hemolymph by glial elements. The rhabdomeres R1–6 are fused to form a tube. The two types of ommatidia are defined by the arrangement of the retinula cells R7/8: in the T type the central rhabdomeres are one below the other, in the usual tandem position, whereas in the P type only R8 is central, with R7 in the peripheral ring. In the proximal region of the retina, retinula cells with parallel microvilli in neighboring ommatidia are joined in rows by lateral processes from the R8 cells. All the rhabdomeres are short and not twisted, which suggests that the retinula cells are highly sensitive to direction of polarization. The eye can adapt by a number of retinomotor processes. These findings, together with observations of behavior, imply that the psychodids have well-developed visual abilities.     

棉铃虫蛾复眼的微细结构及其区域性差异

用电子显微镜观察棉铃虫蛾复眼的微细结构及其区域性差异。此复眼具有小网膜细胞柱的透明带。每个小眼包括一个外凸内平的角膜,一个晶锥,四个形成晶锥、晶束的晶锥细胞和两个围绕着晶锥的主虹膜细胞,六至八个小网膜细胞和一个基细胞。晶锥末端有一短小固定的晶束。小网膜细胞柱远侧中央有似微绒毛结构的视杆束。每个小眼被六个附色素细胞围绕。 微细结构的区域性差异:1.背方小眼视杆中段横切面近似矩形,主要由六个微绒毛平行排列的三角形视小杯组成,整个视杆包含两个互相垂直的微绒毛轴;腹方、前方、后方和侧方区域的小眼视杆中段横切面为风扇形,“V”字形视小杆内微绒毛排列不平行;2.前方区域小眼视杆中段的横切面要比后方大;3.前方、腹方区域内,有的相邻小眼的小网膜细胞柱互相连结,背方、后方区域未观察到这一现象。     

The compound eye of Parnara guttata (Insecta,Lepidoptera, Hesperiidae): Fine structure of the ommatidium

Summary The fine structure of an ommatidium of a skipper butterfly, Parnara guttata, has been studied using the electron microscope. Each ommatidium has nine retinula cells, which were classified into three groups: two distal, six medial and one basal retinula cells. The rhabdomeres of the distal retinula cells are localized in the distal part of the rhabdom, while those of the six medial retinula cells appear throughout most of the rhabdom. The rhabdomere of the basal retinula cell occupies only the basal part of the rhabdom. The rhabdomeres of four medial cells are constructed of parallel microvilli, while fan-like microvilli form the rhabdomeres of other two medial retinula cells. The distal and basal retinula cells have rhabdomeres consisting of both parallel and fan-like microvilli. This is the first time the construction of the rhabdomeres of the distal and basal retinula cells has been described in such fine detail for a skipper butterfly. Nine retinula cell axons of each ommatidium extend to the first neuropile of the optic lobe, the lamina ganglionaris. No difference was found in the number of retinula cells of an ommatidium or the shape of the rhabdom between the dorsal and ventral regions of the compound eye.     

Ultrastructure of the eye of a euphausiid crustacean

The compound eye of the Antarctic euphausiid Euphausia superba is a spherical clear zone eye. The dioptric system consists of a hexagonally-faceted cornea, two corneagenous cells, two crystalline cone cells which form the bipartite crystalline cone, and two accessory cone cells. The dioptric system of each ommatidium is separated from that of adjacent ommatidia by six distal pigment cells and a basement membrane. The proximal tip of the crystalline cone is cupped by the distal ends of the seven retinula cells whose nuclei are arranged in a staggered array slightly distal to the middle of the clear zone. In the distal half of the clear zone, each narrow retinula cell column is surrounded by large proximal extensions of the six distal pigment cells. The pigment cells narrow more proximally and terminate at the proximal basement membrane. A specialized axial channel complex extends from the crystalline cone through the clear zone, and is continuous with a conical refractive element which caps the distal end of the rhabdom. The rhabdom is fused, and made up of alternating highly birefringent layers of orthogonally-oriented microvilli. It is surrounded by a narrow extra-cellular space which is continuous with the distal refractive element and a second conical refractive element at the proximal end of the rhabdom.     

The compound eye of<Emphasis Type="Italic"> Scutigera coleoptrata</Emphasis> (Linnaeus, 1758) (Chilopoda: Notostigmophora): an ultrastructural reinvestigation that adds support to the Mandibulata concept

The lateral compound eye of Scutigera coleoptrata was examined by electron microscopy. Each ommatidium consists of a dioptric apparatus, formed by a cornea and a multipartite eucone crystalline cone, a bilayered retinula and a surrounding sheath of primary pigment and interommatidial pigment cells. With reference to the median eye region, each cone is made up of eight cone segments belonging to four cone cells. The nuclei of the cone cells are located proximally outside the cone near the transition area between distal and proximal retinula cells. The connection between nuclear region and cone segment is via a narrow cytoplasmic strand, which splits into two distal cytoplasmic processes. Additionally, from the nuclear region of each cone cell a single cytoplasmic process runs in a proximal direction to the basement membrane. The bilayered rhabdom is usually made up of the rhabdomeres of 9–12 distal retinula cells and four proximal retinula cell. The pigment shield is composed of primary pigment cells (which most likely secrete the corneal lens) and interommatidial pigment cells. The primary pigment cells underlie the cornea and surround, more or less, the upper third of the crystalline cone. By giving rise to the cornea and by functioning as part of the pigment shield these pigment cells serve a double function. Interommatidial pigment cells extend from the cornea to the basement membrane and stabilise the ommatidium. In particular, the presence of cone cells, primary pigment cells as well as interommatidial pigment cells in the compound eye of S. coleoptrata is seen as an important morphological support for the Mandibulata concept. Furthermore, the phylogenetic significance of these cell types is discussed with respect to the Tetraconata.     

飞蝗复眼生理和结构上的节律变化

采用细胞内记录和光镜方法研究了飞蝗(Locusta migratoria)夜间和日间在暗适应和明适应状态下小网膜细胞角敏感度以及晶锥和小网膜细胞之间区域结构上的变化.结果表明小网膜细胞角敏感度的变化不仅仅由于晶锥周围主色素细胞色素颗粒的移动,而且也由于小眼感杆束结构上的节律变化.     

The Anostracan Rhabdom and the Basement Membrane. An Ultrastructural Study of the Artemia Compound Eye (Crustacea)

Abstract The ommatidia of the compound eyes of Artemia salina L. are normally composed of four crystalline cone cells containing glycogen. The cells are enveloped by two so-called “cellules épidermiques juxta-cristallines”. There are also six pigmented retinula cells, all contributing to the rhabdom. A peculiar feature of the Artemia crystalline cone cells is that their elongated parts, the so-called cone cell roots, widen and flatten proximally, forming interdigitating “endfeet”. The basement membrane thus consists of a cellular portion combined with the basal lamina. The main mass of the rhabdom of the Artemia eye is built up by five retinula cells, two contributing a smaller part. The microvilli are oriented in four directions, two being orthogonal. The sixth cell contributes on two small portions to the rhabdom in the distalmost and a more proximal position. The rest of it runs axon-like outside the omnatidium. Where the sixth cell wedges in, the direction of the microvilli is changed and has no orthogonal pattern. Two rhabdom types of compound eyes are distinguished: the decapod or banded or layered rhabdom: and the anostracan rhabdom with continuous rhabdomeres.     

The ommatidium of the termite mastotermes darwiniensis

An electron microscope study of the compound eye of the termite Mastotermes darwiniensis shows that the ommatidia have both primitive and specialized features. The ommatidia are of the apposition type with eight similar retinular cells, a fused rhabdom, irregularly orientated rhabdomere tubules and no tracheae. The retinula cells contain lipid. The cone cells have unusual processes, which thicken towards the basement membrane and contain rough endoplasmic reticulum, granules and dense bodies. These processes may act as a primitive transport system for nutrients.     

Larval and adult eye of the Western Rock Lobster (Panulirus longipes)

A number of differences exists between the compound eyes of larval and adult rock lobsters, Panulirus longipes. The larval eye more closely resembles the apposition type of compound eye, in which retinula cells and rhabdom lie immediately below the cone cells. The adult eye, on the other hand, is a typical clear-zone photoreceptor in which cones and retinula cell layers are separated by a wide transparent region. The rhabdom of the larval eye, if cut longitudinally, exhibits a "banded" structure over its entire length; in the adult the banded part is confined to the distal end, and the rhabdom is tiered. Both eyes have in common an eighth, distally-located retinula cell, which possesses orthogonally-oriented microvilli, and a peculiar lens-shaped "crystal", which appears to focus light onto the narrow column of the distal rhabdom. Migration of screening pigment on dark-light adaptation is accompanied by changes in sensitivity and resolution of the eye. Retinula cells belonging to one ommatidium do not arrange into one single bundle of axons, but interweave with axons of four neighbouring facets in an extraordinarily regular fashion.