Similar to that found in SYT cavies, Kmiec and Kaczmarczyk (2004) studied the cellular composition of medullar region of adrenal gland in Cavia porcellus and observed the granular appearance of vesicles present in
chromaffin cells.
Phospholipase D in calcium-regulated exocytosis: lessons from
chromaffin cells.
Age-dependent regulation of
chromaffin cell proliferation by growth factors, dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA), and DHEA sulfate.
In additional ex vivo experiments, we investigated protein expression levels in the postsynaptic density (PSD) and catecholamine release from
chromaffin cells to further reveal underlying mechanisms.
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Chromaffin cells are immobilized on a glass fiber filter within a plastic filter holder to allow continuous superfusion of the cells with a balanced salt solution (BSS).
The cells, called
chromaffin cells, have large vesicles, 200 nanometers (nm) across.
These cell stain yellow brown with the chrome salts and hence are called
chromaffin cells.
Malignancy is normally determined by evidence of infiltration of surrounding tissues or by the spread of disease to distant sites, particularly those where
chromaffin cells are not usually found (eg, lymph nodes, bone).
The hypothesis is that bovine adrenal
chromaffin cells express multiple subtypes that can be identified using receptor protection assays.
Medullary
chromaffin cells damage also was extensive and characterised by organelle swelling, including granule containing vesicles and Golgi, FIG.
Immortalized
Chromaffin Cells for Chronic Pain After Spinal Cord Injury" Mary J.
Indeed,
chromaffin cells can undergo a morphological transdifferentiation into sympathetic neuron-like cells, in response to NGF both in vivo and in vitro, a feature known as
chromaffin cell plasticity |13~.
