흰쥐비장내 백수모세혈관의 기원과 분화 = The Origin and Differentiation of the Follicular Capillaries on the Spleen of Albino Rat

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Problems of the follicular capillaries and the marginal sinuses in the white pulp of the spleen have long been a matter of general interest in relation to the production of the antibody in the spleen.
It has been reported that the histologists in the field of the spleen studies (Altschul and Hummason '47, Snook '50 '64, Andrew '46, Galindo and Imaeda '62, and Weiss. '73) have defined that the follicular capillaries are branched from the central arteries of the white pulp and that the blood from the central arteries are supplied into the germinal center and marginal zones.
As follows, a series of different results have been obtained in the present study of the developing spleen tissue of the neonatal albino rats.
1.The capillaries from the cetral artery in the neonatal rat spleen did not branch within 13 days after birth.
2.At the stage of the 3rd day after birth, the follicular capillaries began to branch from the penicillar arterioles in the zone between the periphery of the white pulp and red pulp.
3.At the stage of 3rd day after birth, the reticular fibers in the white pulp began to form; and at the stage of 7th day after b]rth, a reticular fiber formation was completed almost as that of the adult rat.
4.At the stage of 14th day after birth, the central artery began to locate peripherally in the white pulp : and the germinal center was formed completely.
5.At the stake of 14th day after birth, the formation of the marginal zone and marginal sinuses was completed: and the follicular capillaries and marginal sinuses began to anastomose.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Ⅰ.序論
• Ⅱ.材料와 方法
• Ⅲ.試驗 結果
• Ⅳ.論議
• Ⅴ.要約