Quains Elements of Anatomy volume 34
Quains Elements of Anatomy volume 34
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with a relatively large nucleus, present a peculiar highly refractive appearance, and where they rest on the membrana propria, the protoplasm exhibits pro- jections which fit between those of neighbouring cells.
The junctional tubule, which unites the last-named to the collecting tubes, is narrow, but its lumen is relatively large. It is lined by clear flattened or cubical cells ; but between them some cells are found which are similar in appearance to the cells which line the segment just desc...ribed.
Fig. 216. TUBULES FROM A SECTION OF THE DOG'S KIDNEY. (Klein and Noble Smith. ) a, Capsule, enclosing the glomerulus ; n, neck of the capsule ; c, c, convoluted tubules ; b, irregular tubules ; d, collecting tube ; e, e, spiral tubes ; /, part of the ascending limb of Henle's loops here (in the medullary ray) narrow.
The collecting tubes, which are characterised by their straight course and very distinct lumen (fig. 21(5, d\ are lined by a clear cubical epithelium, the cells of which are at first somewhat irregular, but become longer and more regular as the tubes approach the papilla.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
with a relatively large nucleus, present a peculiar highly refractive appearance, and where they rest on the membrana propria, the protoplasm exhibits pro- jections which fit between those of neighbouring cells.
The junctional tubule, which unites the last-named to the collecting tubes, is narrow, but its lumen is relatively large. It is lined by clear flattened or cubical cells ; but between them some cells are found which are similar in appearance to the cells which line the segment just desc...ribed.
Fig. 216. TUBULES FROM A SECTION OF THE DOG'S KIDNEY. (Klein and Noble Smith. ) a, Capsule, enclosing the glomerulus ; n, neck of the capsule ; c, c, convoluted tubules ; b, irregular tubules ; d, collecting tube ; e, e, spiral tubes ; /, part of the ascending limb of Henle's loops here (in the medullary ray) narrow.
The collecting tubes, which are characterised by their straight course and very distinct lumen (fig. 21(5, d\ are lined by a clear cubical epithelium, the cells of which are at first somewhat irregular, but become longer and more regular as the tubes approach the papilla.
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