Normal Histology
Normal Histology
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6. The Testis. — The testis is a compound tubular gland, of which the secretion contains the spermatozoa. The latter are derived from certain of the cells lining the tubules, and contain within their Digitized by Google 240 FORMAL HISTOLOGY.
structure a definite amount of chromatin and a centrosome. During the fertilization of the ovum this chromatin unites with a similar amount present in the egg-cell, and thus forms a complete cell, the nucleus of which contains equal amounts of chromatin fro...m the male and female parents of the future offspring. We have seen (Chapter I.) that the nuclei of the cells throughout the body break up, during karyokiuesis, into a definite and constant number of fragments, called " chromosomes," which split during metakinesis ; one-half of each chromosome going to each of the daughter-nuclei.
These chromosome-halves form a reticulum within the daughter- nuclei, and while in that form the chromatin appears to increase in amount, so that by the time the cell divides again the full supply of chromatin is present in its nucleus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6. The Testis. — The testis is a compound tubular gland, of which the secretion contains the spermatozoa. The latter are derived from certain of the cells lining the tubules, and contain within their Digitized by Google 240 FORMAL HISTOLOGY.
structure a definite amount of chromatin and a centrosome. During the fertilization of the ovum this chromatin unites with a similar amount present in the egg-cell, and thus forms a complete cell, the nucleus of which contains equal amounts of chromatin fro...m the male and female parents of the future offspring. We have seen (Chapter I.) that the nuclei of the cells throughout the body break up, during karyokiuesis, into a definite and constant number of fragments, called " chromosomes," which split during metakinesis ; one-half of each chromosome going to each of the daughter-nuclei.
These chromosome-halves form a reticulum within the daughter- nuclei, and while in that form the chromatin appears to increase in amount, so that by the time the cell divides again the full supply of chromatin is present in its nucleus.
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