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Journal of Veterinary Medical Science
Distribution of the Pores of Epithelial Basement Membrane in the Rat Small Intestine
Tatsuo GONDA1  Takashi TAKEUCHI1 
[1] Institute of Experimental Animals, Shimane Medical University
关键词: antigen-presenting cell;    M cell;    Peyer's patch;    rat;    small intestine;   
DOI  :  10.1292/jvms.66.695
学科分类:兽医学
来源: Japanese Society of Veterinary Science
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References(15)Cited-By(9)The distribution and diameter of the pores of epithelial basement membrane in the intestinal villi and the lymph nodules of ileal Peyer's patches were investigated in the rat small intestine by scanning electron microscopy after the removal of the overlying epithelial cells with OsO4 maceration. In the duodenum, jejunum and ileum, the pores were mainly distributed at the upper three fourths of the villi, but were scarce around the top of the villi. The diameter of some of the pores in the upper three fourths of the villi was larger than that of those in the lower portion. The protrusion of lymphocytes and the cytoplasmic processes of macrophages were also seen at the orifices of the pores. In ileal Peyer's patches, in contrast, pores were densely distributed in the lower one third of the follicle-associated epithelium (FAE) where M cells were mainly seen. Furthermore, these pores were larger than those found in the upper two thirds. Lymphocytes or cytoplasmic processes of macrophages were frequently seen in the lower one third of FAE. These results suggest that the pores at the basement membrane correspond to the passage of the immunocompetent cells which are in contact with M cells or villous columnar epithelial cells and that the abundance of pores is a sign of aggressive interaction between the particular epithelial cells and the immunocompetent cells at the upper three fourths of intestinal villi and the lower one third of FAE in the rat small intestine.

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