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Accumulation of argyrophilic substances in neuronal cytoplasm of aging groggy mutant rat.
Acta neuropathologica - 1 May 1998
Takeuchi I K, Takeuchi Y K
Abstract excerpt
A groggy rat is a single autosomal recessive mutant displaying a movement disorder. Using Gallyas-Braak (G-B) staining of sections of brain and spinal cord from groggy and Slc:Wistar rats, argyrophilic neurons were seen in some regions of the 180-day-old groggy rats. The numbers of these neurons and of the regions exhibiting these neurons in groggy rats increased with age. In 730-day-old groggy rats, these...
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