İnkübasyon ve inkübasyon sonrası dönemin bazı evrelerinde bıldırcınlarda (Coturnix coturnix japonica) dil bezlerinin histolojik gelişimi ve histokimyasal yapısı

Bu çalışma inkübasyonun 9, 11, 13, 15, 17. günleri ve inkübasyon sonrası 1 haftalık ve erişkin dönemlerdeki bıldırcınlara (Coturnix coturnix japonica) ait dil bezlerinin histolojik gelişimi ve histokimyasal özelliklerinin belirlenmesi amacıyla yapıldı. İnkübasyonun 11. gününde dil bezlerinin şekillenmeye başladığı belirlendi ve bu dönemde uygulanan histokimyasal boyalara karşı dil bezlerinde reaksiyon gözlenmedi. Uygulanan AB pH 0.5 ve AB pH 1.0 boyama yöntemlerinde reaksiyonun inkübasyon süresince arttığı fakat inkübasyondan sonraki dönemlerde azaldığı belirlendi. PAS uygulamasında özellikle inkübasyonun 17. günü ve erişkin dönemde anterior ve posterior dil bezlerinde nötral glikokonjugatlar yoğun biçimde gözlendi. İnkübasyonun 15. ve 17. günlerinde posterior dil bezlerinde güçlü olarak bulunduğu belirlenen sülfatlı asidik glikokonjugatların inkübasyon sonrası dönemde azaldığı belirlendi. İnkübasyonun 17. günü ve erişkin dönemdeki bıldırcınlarda posterior dil bezlerinin yoğun miktarda asidik glikokonjugat içerdiği saptandı.

The histological development and histochemical properties of Lingual glands of the quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica) during the incubation and some periods after incubation

This study was performed to determine the histochemical properties and histological development in one week and adult quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica) lingual glands in 9th, 11th, 13th, 15 th, 17th days of incubation and after incubation. Lingual glands was determined to begin shaping in 11th day of incubation and none of applied histochemical reaction was observed during this period. The reaction in AB pH 0.5 and AB pH 1.0 staining methods was increased during the incubation but the reaction was decreased in the next period of incubation. Intensive neutral glycoconjugat was observed in anterior and posterior lingual glands especially the 17th day incubation and adult in PAS application. Acidic sulphate glycoconjugat found strongly in the posterior language in 15 and 17 days of Incubation was found less in the period after incubation. Quail posterior lingual glands in 17 day of incubation and adulthood were contained concentrated amounts of acidic glycoconjugat.

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