A Comparison of the Life Cycle of Crithidia With That of Trypanosoma in the Inve
A Comparison of the Life Cycle of Crithidia With That of Trypanosoma in the Inve
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Gambiense in the blood of a vertebrate host formed latent bodies in the nuclear region, under certain conditions. These latent bodies are pictured and described as being small nucleated structures having a nuclear membrane and a single mass of chromatin in the center. The exact method of the formation of the bodies in the nucleus or from the nucleus is not clear, since none of the early stages in the formation of the latent bodies are figured or described in detail. Apparently only the results ...of an endogenous process in the life cycle of T. Gambiense were ob- served by these investigators. The final stages of the process in the life cycle of T. Gambiense are the presence of large, degenerating try- panosomes with minute, nucleated latent bodies in the nuclear area. The flagellum, kinetonucleus, or parabasal body and cytoplasm are in various stages of degeneration. Their figures of the latent bodies (Moore and Breinl, 1907) should be compared with figure 23 of this paper.
The latent bodies in the life cycle of Trypanosoma gambiense and the endogenous zooids of the life cycle of Crithidia euryophthalmi are not the only instances of an endogenous budding in the life cycle of the Protomonadina (Trypanosoma, Crithidia, Herpetomonas, Lepto- monas).
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Gambiense in the blood of a vertebrate host formed latent bodies in the nuclear region, under certain conditions. These latent bodies are pictured and described as being small nucleated structures having a nuclear membrane and a single mass of chromatin in the center. The exact method of the formation of the bodies in the nucleus or from the nucleus is not clear, since none of the early stages in the formation of the latent bodies are figured or described in detail. Apparently only the results ...of an endogenous process in the life cycle of T. Gambiense were ob- served by these investigators. The final stages of the process in the life cycle of T. Gambiense are the presence of large, degenerating try- panosomes with minute, nucleated latent bodies in the nuclear area. The flagellum, kinetonucleus, or parabasal body and cytoplasm are in various stages of degeneration. Their figures of the latent bodies (Moore and Breinl, 1907) should be compared with figure 23 of this paper.
The latent bodies in the life cycle of Trypanosoma gambiense and the endogenous zooids of the life cycle of Crithidia euryophthalmi are not the only instances of an endogenous budding in the life cycle of the Protomonadina (Trypanosoma, Crithidia, Herpetomonas, Lepto- monas).
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