The Problem of Age, Growth, And Death; a Study of Cytomorphosis, Based On Lectures At the Lowell Institute, March 1907
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48. B. Preserved Specimen OF Entamaba histolytica, artificially coloured to demonstrate the large round nucleus. Same magnification as Fig.
48 A. — From a preparation loaned by Dr. Councilman.
137 138 AGE, GROWTH, AND DEATH alone. As development progresses, the simple con.
dition of the cells is gradually obliterated, but we find another condition arising which we call the differ- entiated one. Differentiation is a process which goes on in the body as a whole, but of course it is also a functio...n of each individual cell.
We can see something of the process of differen- tiation if we study the unicellular organisms, those creatures, each of which Is complete in itself, although it consists of but a single cell, not of countless mil- lions of cells as we do. The picture. Fig. 48, which I have chosen to throw upon the screen, is one which I think may have an additional interest to you, for it is a photograph from the living cell known as the parasite producing dysentery. Its name is £n- tamceba histolytica.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
48. B. Preserved Specimen OF Entamaba histolytica, artificially coloured to demonstrate the large round nucleus. Same magnification as Fig.
48 A. — From a preparation loaned by Dr. Councilman.
137 138 AGE, GROWTH, AND DEATH alone. As development progresses, the simple con.
dition of the cells is gradually obliterated, but we find another condition arising which we call the differ- entiated one. Differentiation is a process which goes on in the body as a whole, but of course it is also a functio...n of each individual cell.
We can see something of the process of differen- tiation if we study the unicellular organisms, those creatures, each of which Is complete in itself, although it consists of but a single cell, not of countless mil- lions of cells as we do. The picture. Fig. 48, which I have chosen to throw upon the screen, is one which I think may have an additional interest to you, for it is a photograph from the living cell known as the parasite producing dysentery. Its name is £n- tamceba histolytica.
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