The SEM-observation and Chemical Elements Analysis of Brain Sands in Human Pineal Bodies Prepared with NaOH-Maceration
Wang Baozhi, Wang Li, Wang Jianqin, et al
(Department of Human Anatomy, Hebei Medical University, Shijiazhuang, 050017)
AbstractObjectiveTo explore the structural feature and chemical elements of the brain sands in human pineal bodies.MethodsThe brain sands of human pineal bodies treated with NaOH-maceration were observed with scanning electron microscope (SEM), and analyzed for its chemical elements.ResultsThe brain sands in pineal bodies treated with NaOH-maceration were clearly exposed, and the pure specimens of brain sands were made up. The pineal brain sands appearing large or small mulbeny-globules, exist within either central region or peripheral position of pineal body. The chemical elements of brain sands are more calcium (54.82%) and phosphorus (25.83%), and less silver (16.01%) and iron (3.34%), Calcium/phosphorus rate was approximately 2.12/1.ConclusionThese results indicate that the brain sands is deposited gradually in pineal bodies by minerals, and is a complex time-quantitative mineralization rather than a simplex annual-ring calcification.
Key wordsbrain sand; SEM; chemical elements analysis; pineal body; human
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