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1 Histology and Gross Anatomy of the Nervous System
Lab 9 Histology and Gross Anatomy of the Nervous System

2 Lab 9 Activities Identify neuron, pyramidal cell, Purkinje cell, and peripheral nerve slides Identify boldfaced structures on brain models Identify specified parts in lab manual on sheep brain dissection Identify cranial nerves (by name + number I - XII)

3 Parts of a Neuron Soma Dendrites Axon

4 Cell Body (Soma) Contains the usual cellular organelles
Primary site of synthesis & metabolism Cell membrane contains receptors to respond to stimuli Cell membrane transmits graded potentials Most cell bodies are located within the CNS clusters of neuron cell bodies in the CNS are called nuclei clusters of neuron cell bodies in the PNS are called ganglia

5 Dendrites Short, tapering, highly branched processes Not myelinated
Contain some cell organelles Cell membrane contains receptors to respond to stimuli Transmit graded potentials towards the soma

6 Axons (nerve fiber) Originate at a cone-shaped region – the axon hillock A single process that transmits action potentials away from the soma May be long (1 meter) or short (1 mm) May branch (=collaterals) Collaterals end at axonal terminals synapse with neurons or effector cells (muscles or glands)

7 The Myelin Sheath Lipid-rich, covering of axons
Oligodendrocytes in CNS Neurilemmocytes in PNS Dendrites are never myelinated Protects & electrically insulates Increases speed of nerve impulses 10-150x faster than unmyelinated fibers

8 structural Classifications
Neurons structural Classifications

9 Multipolar Neuron (slide #24)
Many processes originate from soma

10 Bipolar Neuron Two processes originate from soma

11 Unipolar Neuron A single process originates from soma

12 Neurons Specific types

13 Pyramidal Cells (slide #29)

14 Pyramidal Cells

15 Pyramidal Cells

16 Purkinje Cells (slide #30)

17 Purkinje Cells of Cerebellum

18 Purkinje Cells

19 Purkinje Cells cytoskeleton stain

20 Peripheral Nerve Connective tissue elements: Epineurium (wraps nerve)
Perineurium (wraps fascicle) Endoneurium (wraps axon & myelin sheath)

21 Nerve, cross-section (slide #28)
Epineurium Perineurium Endoneurium

22 Nerve, cross section, Fascicles
Epineurium Perineurium Endoneurium

23 Nerve, cross section, Myelinated Fibers

24 Myelinated Axons, cross-section

25 Myelinated Axons, cross-section

26 Nerve, Long Section, 40X (slide # 28)

27 Nerve, long section, 100X

28 Neurofibrilar Node Nerve, 400X

29 Neurofibrilar Node, 1000X

30 Sheep Brain Dissection
Dura mater partially removed

31 Sheep Brain Dissection
and pia mater

32 Sheep Brain Dissection

33 Sheep Brain Dissection
Note: pituitary removed

34 Sheep Brain Dissection

35 Sheep Brain in Cross Section

36 Key to Sheep Brain in Cross Section
1. Gray Matter 2. White Matter 3. Corpus Callosum 4. Lateral Ventricle 5. Caudate Nucleus 6. Septum Pellucidum 7. Fornix 8. Optic Chiasm 9. Third Ventricle 10. Thalamus 11. Corona Radiata 12. Hippocampus 13. Cerebral Aqueduct 14. Pituitary Gland 15. Pineal Gland

37 Human Cranial Nerves

38 Human Cranial Nerves

39 End of Lab 9 Presentation


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