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• W2023532616 abstract "Les organes hypopharyngiens sont des organes sensoriels (50 sensilles) vraisemblablement chimiorécepteurs de contact. Chaque sensille possède 5 cellules sensorielles bipolaires. Les segments distaux des prolongements périphériques sont protégés par un canalicule ouvert à l'extérieur. Trois cellules accessoires se referment successivement sur les cellules sensorielles et le canalicule : la cellule trichogène sur les péricaryons, le segment proximal et le segment ciliaire des prolongements périphériques. la cellule tormogène proximale sur la base du canalicule. la cellule tormogène distale sur la « vacuole traversée par le canalicule. Le canalicule s'ouvre dans le réceptacle du canalicule entouré par la cellule trichogène. Une des 5 cellules sensorielles est morphologiquement différente des 4 autres. Les segments proximaux entrent régulièrement en contact (ephapse) : à ce niveau peut se développer une curieuse et inédite jonction intercellulaire. Il n'existe sans doute pas de fusions entre axones. Les sensilles sont séparés les uns des autres par des cellules épidermiques possédant de puissants faisceaux de microtubules. The hypopharyngeal organs, below the mouth, are sensory organs consisting of 50 sensilla and are probably contact chemoreceptors. The cell bodies of 5 bipolar sensory cells are founded in the basal region of each sensillum; these cell bodies, the axons and the dendritic bases are ensheathed by glial cells. The distal segment of the peripheral prolongations are protected by a canal which opens to the outside by a cuticular aperture. From the base to the apex of a sensillum, three accessory cells successively surround the sensory cells and the canal: they are: (a) the trichogen cell surrounding the cell bodies, the proximal segments and the ciliary segments of the peripheral prolongations, (b) the proximal tormogen cell surrounding the base of the canal; (c) the distal tormogen cell surrounding the “vacuole” traversed by the canal. The canal receptacle is an extracellular space, lined by the plasmatic membrane of the trichogen cell and into which the canal opens. The canal receptacle is not in communication with the vacuole. The trichogen cell probably secretes the material which bathes the distal segment and the receptive surfaces. One of the 5 sensory cells is morphologically different from the others. A particular intercellular junction is developed between two proximal segments of the peripheral prolongations. The basal portion of the sensillum is packed into a cellular glial sheath and a connective tissue membrane. The superficial region is surrounded by epidermal cells with large microtubular bundles." @default.
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• W2023532616 title "Les sensilles de l'organe hypopharyngien de Blabera craniifer Burm. (Insecta, Dictyoptera)" @default.
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