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Comet-shaped glomerular neuron in a 50-year-old man

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4/5/23
Submitted:
4/7/23
Published:
4/7/23
2879 - Comet-shaped glomerular neuron in a 50-year-old man
2879-final2879 - Comet-shaped glomerular neuron in a 50-year-old man.

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2879 - Comet-shaped glomerular neuron in a 50-year-old man

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Anatomy
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In 1905, Cajal studied the sympathetic ganglia of man, finding morphological arrangements not seen in other species. This drawing represents a cell containing a very rich periglomerular nerve arborization. 3D print design by Jeremy Swan based on an original illustration by Santiago Ramon y Cajal.
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