What Are Interstitial Cells?
Interstitial cells are those cells present in this organ that assist parenchymal cells to perform organ functions. For example, neurons in the brain are parenchymal cells. Glial cells play a role in supporting trophic nerve cells. They are regarded as a type of mesenchymal cells. For example, liver cells are parenchymal cells. Supportive role.
Interstitial cells
- Interstitial cells are those cells present in this organ that assist parenchymal cells to perform organ functions. Like in the brain
- Cells are polygonal or round, large in volume, and the nucleus is round, red stained, and secretable
- Capillaries can be seen between interstitial cells.