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Text-fig. 2. Drawing of pituicytes of a 7.5 month human

Premature new-born that lived for 2 months. Pituicytes show anastomosis between processes, granules along one of the processes, also a bulb-like ending on one of the terminals.

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Reference

Shanklin WM. Differentiation of pituicytes in the human foetus. (1940) J Anat. 74(4): 459-63. PMID 17104829

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