Textbook of normal histology: including an account of the development of the tissues and of the organs . hing of the protoplasmic extensions, which areoften very conspicuous, notwithstanding the numerous bifurcationsof the former. In some instances the axis-cylinder processes ofcells of this type split up into fibrils which enclose the bodies ofother nerve-cells within basket-like net-works; a notable ex-ample of this arrangement exists in the cerebellum around the cellsof Purkinje. 72 NORMAL HISTOLOGY. Fig The axis-cylinder processes usually are directed towards thenearest mass of white matte
Textbook of normal histology: including an account of the development of the tissues and of the organs . hing of the protoplasmic extensions, which areoften very conspicuous, notwithstanding the numerous bifurcationsof the former. In some instances the axis-cylinder processes ofcells of this type split up into fibrils which enclose the bodies ofother nerve-cells within basket-like net-works; a notable ex-ample of this arrangement exists in the cerebellum around the cellsof Purkinje. 72 NORMAL HISTOLOGY. Fig The axis-cylinder processes usually are directed towards thenearest mass of white matter, since the axis-cylinder of the nerve-fibre becomes continuous with that of the cell. Exceptionalarrangements are sometimes encountered, as where one process of a bipolar cell becomes wound aboutthe remaining straighter fibre, con-stituting a spiral process ; such cellsare comparatively frequent in the sym-pathetic ganglia of the frog. Ganglion-cells lie within peri-cellu-lar lymph-spaces, which appear withgreater or lessFig. 85. distinctness ac- ){$f/1 cording to thecondition of the Fig.
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