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During normal ageing, the rods (and other neurones) undergo a significant decrease in density in the human retina from the fourth decade of life onward. Since the rods synapse with the rod bipolar cells in the outer plexiform layer, a decline in rod density (mainly due to death) may ultimately cause an associated decline of the neurones which, like the rod bipolar cells, are connected to them. The...
Development of the second and third order auditory nuclei—nucleus magnoscellularis (NM) and nucleus laminaris (NL) respectively—was studied using Nissl stained serial sections from brain specimens between 8 day of incubation and posthatch day 1, at every two day interval. Reconstruction of these nuclei from three incubation ages showed progressive growth of both nuclei in a rostrocaudal direction. The volume, total neuron, dead cell and glial cell numbers were estimated using stereological quantitation methods. Both nuclei, while undergoing an overall gradual increase in volume up to 20 days registered a transient drop in volume; earlier for NM at 10 days and later for NL at 18 days. From day 20 the two nuclei showed accelerated growth in volume...
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