Langerhans cell-like cells |
Langerin |
B6SUt-A |
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[Langerhans cell]
Langerhans cells are named after the German pathologist Paul Langerhans (1847-1888) (called originally Flügelzellen von Langerhans [German for 'winged cells of Langerhans'] The cells were named in honor of the work of Langerhans by Edouard Laguesse in 1893 (Fossati et al, 2004). These cells have a characteristic dendritic or stellate form, which is revealed by gold impregnation stains. They are considered the dendritic cells from epidermis. Langerhans cells have no desmosomes, are devoid of tonofilament bundles, and do not contain melanosomes. The cells
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