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===Histology of Myelinated Nerves===
[[Image:WIKIVETmyleinatednerveinsmallfibre.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Myelinated Nerve in Small Fibre - Copyright John Bredl]]















====Histology of Myelninated Nerve with lipid stain====
[[Image:WIKIVETmyeinatednerveinsmallfibrelipdstained.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Myelinated Nerve in Small Fibre, Lipid Stained - Copyright John Bredl]]
The myelin stained here gives the nerve it's shape and support.

The perineurium and endoneurium provide a constant environment for the nerve fibres.











====Histology of Myelinated Nerve (longitudinal section)====
[[Image:WIKIVETmyelinatednervesinsmallfibreinlongittudinlsection.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Myelinated Nerve in Small Fibre, in Longitudinal Section - Copyright John Bredl]]



















===Histology of Ganglion===

====Histology of Autonomic Ganglion====
[[Image:WIKIVETautonomicganglion.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Autonomic Ganglion - Copyright John Bredl]]















====Histology of Dorsal Root Ganglion====
[[Image:WIKIVETdorsalrootganglion.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Dorsal Root Ganglion - Copyright John Bredl]]

















====Comparison of the histology of the ganglion====

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!'''Autonomic Ganglion'''
!'''Dorsal Root Ganglion'''

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| Multipolar cells
| Pseudo-unipolar cells

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| Satellite cell layer incomplete.
(amphicytes)
| Satellite cells form complete covering.
(amphicytes)

|-
| Satellite cell layer incomplete.
(amphicytes)
| Satellite cells form complete covering.
(amphicytes)

|-
| Cells and fibre tracts interspersed.
| Cells and fibre tracts in separate regions.

|-
| Nucleus usually off centre.
| Nucleus centrally placed.
|-
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