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Arthur F. Hurst 《BMJ (Clinical research ed.)》1940,1(4122):31-32
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《BMJ (Clinical research ed.)》1911,2(2659):1631-1632
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Robert Stanton Woods 《BMJ (Clinical research ed.)》1942,2(4255):89-90
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F. William Cock 《BMJ (Clinical research ed.)》1934,1(3831):1052-1053
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Daniel Lamont 《BMJ (Clinical research ed.)》1943,2(4308):145-146
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《BMJ (Clinical research ed.)》1958,2(5102):981-982
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Stephen A. Stricker 《Journal of morphology》1983,175(2):153-169
The ultrastructure of the stylets produced by nine species of nemerteans has been examined by scanning electron microscopy (S.E.M.) and polarized light microscopy. Stylets are solid, nail-shaped structures that typically reach lengths of 50–200 μm. Each stylet is composed of a centrally located organic matrix surrounded by an inorganic cortex that contains calcium and phosphorus. When viewed at high magnifications, fine granules can be seen throughout the organic matrix, and the cortex appears to be composed of densely packed homo-geneous material. Fractured specimens and whole matrices isolated from decalcified stylets reveal a close correspondence between the shape of the organic matrix and that of the surrounding cortex. This similarity in morphology suggests that the organic matrix serves as a template during calcification of the stylet. The fact that abundant material can be seen in the core of incinerated stylets, and in the central region of stylets that had been soaked for several hours in sodium hypochlorite, supports the hypothesis that the organic matrix is also highly calcified. Polarization microscopy of nemertean stylets indicates that they are composed of a crystalline, rather than amorphous, form of calcium phosphate. The probable organization of the calcium phosphate crystals is discussed. 相似文献