Electron Microscopic Study of the Cytopathic Effect of Viruses Isolated from Water

Dupuy-Coin, A.M.; Bouteille, M.; Plissier, M; Coin, Lachlan

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“…The average f r equency of nuclear bodies in our material was 15 %. Previous publications report, 15 9r in canine epididymis (8) and 33.5 % in the cells of sclerosing subacute panencephalitis (9). The fre quency in our study varied according to cell type.…”

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“…there was no significant ditTerence between the f r e quency of nuclear bodies in the mitotically active basal celll, and other cells of the epidermis. Nu clear bodies of normal and pathological tissucs showed the same morphology (10).…”

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“…H owever. it is well known thal nuclear bodies occur with a greater f r equency in pathologi cal conditions (8). They havc been observed in most tissues under pathological conditions.…”

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“…Ultrastructural cytochemistry of nuclear bodies showed that the capsule was proteinaceous and that the granules in the core of some bodies contained ribonucleoprotein ( 10).…”

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Nuclear Bodies in Cells of Normal Human Skin

Hentzer¹,

Kobayasi²

1976

Acta Derm Venereol

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The f r equency of nuclear bodies in the cells of normal human skin has been studied. Three different types were observed in most cells. The frequcncy of nuclear bodies varied according to cell type. The average frequency in our material was I 5 %. A significantly lower frequency was found in epidermal cells and a higher fre quency in endothelial cells. These observations should be kepl in mind when nuclear bodies in abnorma! skin are evaluated.

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“…H owever. it is well known thal nuclear bodies occur with a greater f r equency in pathologi cal conditions (8). They havc been observed in most tissues under pathological conditions.…”

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confidence: 98%

“…Ultrastructural cytochemistry of nuclear bodies showed that the capsule was proteinaceous and that the granules in the core of some bodies contained ribonucleoprotein ( 10).…”

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