Participate or not partcipate paraphytes of the IInd type of dogiel cells in the innervations of intestin micro vessels?

A significant part of the IInd type of Dogiel cells in the intestines of mammals have very short neuromatous processes of the cytoplasm - paraphytes, closely adjacent to the wall of blood and lymphatic microvasculature. They can be random or true afferent synapses of these neurons involved in the innervation of the intestinal vessels. The purpose of the work is to prove at the morphological level the participation of paraphytes of the IInd type of Dogiel cells in the innervation of intestinal micro vessels. Total, impregnated by silver preparations of the wall of the small intestine of intact outbred cats (n=5) were studied. It was found that neurocytes located on the periphery of the ganglia have short, unbranched processes and form local contacts with the wall of micro vessels. At the microscopic level, these contacts are detected as clearly formed receptor structures in the form of preterminal or terminal plaques. Thin non-branching processes depart not only from the area of the pericarion of neurons, but also from paraphytes...