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2022 Volume.28 No. 4 p.290 ~ p.297
Morphological characteristics of Neural Tissue and Corazonin Neurons of Central Nervous System in Larval Stage of Scuttle Fly
Park Ho-Hyun

Abstract
Through previous studies, the central nervous system (CNS) was collected by dividing the scuttle fly into larval, pupa, and adult stages by developmental stage, and the morphological characteristics were observed. In situ hybridization (ISH) using the collected central nervous system, it was possible to confirm the location and extent of expression of the neurotransmitter corazonin (Crz) at each stage of development. In this study, paraffin specimens were prepared using central nervous system tissues of 3rd instar larval stage of scuttle fly, which had completed in situ hybridization, and general histochemical staining (hematoxylin-eosin, H-E) and special histochemical staining (luxol fast blue-cresyl violet) was performed to observe the histological and cytological morphology characteristics of corazonin neurons. As a result, a variety of nerve cell body existed between many myelin sheath. The corazonin neurons compose cortex of central nervous system with other neurons congregating in this tissue and show larger cell body relatively in neurohistochemical analysis.
KEYWORD
Scuttle fly, Corazonin, Central narve system, Larval stage, Hematoxylin-eosin, Luxol fast-cresyl violet
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