Protozoa And Disease volume 2
Protozoa And Disease volume 2
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36 ; J, the body remains attached to the nucleus. In Fig. 32 ; 2 two such bodies have the appearance of being fused together ; they are also assuming a clearer aspect, and spreading outwards at their 1 Some of these have been already published in the Cent, fiir Bakt. , May 10, 1895, w ^h my article on 'The Biology of an Alveolar Sarcoma' ; some were made at the same time, but not published ; the remainder have been carefully drawn in moments of leisure since the year 1895. In the description of... Fig. 36, for sim- plicity's sake, the author's interpretations of the various bodies is given, anticipating the conclusions to follow.
with basiphile chromatin in process of formation around oxyphile masses ; 10, same as 9 below, and a spindle with ordinary chromatin above ; II, parasite with chro- matin in foci somewhat resembling leucocytes ; 12, parasite similar to 9, but with basiphile chromatin in a network enclosing three oxyphile bodies : such stages in the parasites simulate nuclei of somatic cells; 13, a parasite with radial monilifonn chromatin ; 14, parasite with chromatin in a form resembling an irregular spireme a 'giant mitosis '; 15, a parasite showing below the formation of a ' gemmule ' by chromatin streaming into a localized area, and elsewhere stages in gemmule-formation ; 16, a parasite with multiple gemmule - formation at the surface : also a free gemmule provided with tentacles, and four leucocytes ; 17, a parasite with central gemmule formation ; 18, a parasite from which gem- mules have been formed, and all but three have escaped; 19, a reticulum from which all the gemmules have escaped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
36 ; J, the body remains attached to the nucleus. In Fig. 32 ; 2 two such bodies have the appearance of being fused together ; they are also assuming a clearer aspect, and spreading outwards at their 1 Some of these have been already published in the Cent, fiir Bakt. , May 10, 1895, w ^h my article on 'The Biology of an Alveolar Sarcoma' ; some were made at the same time, but not published ; the remainder have been carefully drawn in moments of leisure since the year 1895. In the description of... Fig. 36, for sim- plicity's sake, the author's interpretations of the various bodies is given, anticipating the conclusions to follow.
with basiphile chromatin in process of formation around oxyphile masses ; 10, same as 9 below, and a spindle with ordinary chromatin above ; II, parasite with chro- matin in foci somewhat resembling leucocytes ; 12, parasite similar to 9, but with basiphile chromatin in a network enclosing three oxyphile bodies : such stages in the parasites simulate nuclei of somatic cells; 13, a parasite with radial monilifonn chromatin ; 14, parasite with chromatin in a form resembling an irregular spireme a 'giant mitosis '; 15, a parasite showing below the formation of a ' gemmule ' by chromatin streaming into a localized area, and elsewhere stages in gemmule-formation ; 16, a parasite with multiple gemmule - formation at the surface : also a free gemmule provided with tentacles, and four leucocytes ; 17, a parasite with central gemmule formation ; 18, a parasite from which gem- mules have been formed, and all but three have escaped; 19, a reticulum from which all the gemmules have escaped.
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