. The American journal of anatomy. canals appearedshort, broad and unbranched, a condition which can readily be observedin sections of the gland, hardened in aqueous sul3limate, and stained with Benson A. Cohoe 177 iron hgematoxylin. In these Golgi preparations the cells of the granulararea were found invariably lying next to an intercalated duct. They,in turn, were constantly succeeded by a group of clear, non-granularcells, occupying a distal position in the tubule. The intralobular ducts of this gland are lined by a single layer ofepithelial cells of a high columnar type. This layer rests u
. The American journal of anatomy. canals appearedshort, broad and unbranched, a condition which can readily be observedin sections of the gland, hardened in aqueous sul3limate, and stained with Benson A. Cohoe 177 iron hgematoxylin. In these Golgi preparations the cells of the granulararea were found invariably lying next to an intercalated duct. They,in turn, were constantly succeeded by a group of clear, non-granularcells, occupying a distal position in the tubule. The intralobular ducts of this gland are lined by a single layer ofepithelial cells of a high columnar type. This layer rests upon the base-ment membrane, outside of which there is a scanty amount of connectivetissue. The nuclei of the cells are large and spherical and occupy aposition central in the cell. A well-marked nucleolus is present, butthe chromatin is less abundant than in the nuclei of the gland cytoplasm is abundant and stains readily with acid dyes. Towardsthe base of the cells it is arranged in the form of longitudinal
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