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Synopsis The Golgi apparatus of the cœliaco‐mesenteric ganglion cells of the mouse from birth to near full size is wrapped characteristically around the nucleus, so that it can be seen clearly with the phase‐contrast microscope. As the mouse ages, the Golgi apparatus breaks up and tends to loosen from around the nucleus. Photomicrographs of the apparatus of living cells are given.
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J. Brontë Gatenby (1953) studied this question.
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