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KMID : 0364219880310040334
Korean Journal of Zoology
1988 Volume.31 No. 4 p.334 ~ p.343
Terminals of Antennal Receptor Cells in the Antennal Lobe of the Bunenv. Pieris rapae L.(Insects, Lepidoptera)
Lee Bong-Hee

Kim Woo-Kap
Abstract
Five types of synaPses were differentiated in the antennal lobe or Pieris rapoe. aev are in general axo-dendritic synapses and have symmetrical contacts. The type I synapses contain the uniformly round vesicles of medium size, and consist of the 11% of all synapses in the antennal lobe. The type synapses are filled with the small flat and densely arranged (19%). The type III synapses possess medium-sized round vesicles and dense core ones(24%). The type IV synapses are characterized by such three kinds of vesicles as small round, small flat and dense core vesicles(33%). The type V synapses exhibit the presence of medium-sized round, large round and dense core vesicles(13%). The removal of the left antenna on its proximal portion caused the type IV boutons of the above ave types in ipsilateral antennal lobe to turn into dark or semidark degenerative changes. Therefore, it was concluded that many of the antennal receptor cells projected into the brain terminate in the antennal lobe to form type IV synapses together with the dendrites.
KEYWORD
Axo-dendrite , synapses , Antennal receptro , Butterfly
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