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Identifier: britishjournalof35brit (find matches)
Title: The British journal of dermatology
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: British Association of Dermatology
Subjects: Dermatology Syphilis
Publisher: London H.K. Lewis (etc.)
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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m some of the bodies with streaming protoplasm * The uniform and all but homogeneous appearance of the streamingsubstance is quite in harmony with the filtrability of the fresh corpuscles afterthey have been ground up with sand and suspended in saline solution. A NOTE ON MOLLUSCUM CONTAGIOSUM. 27 part of this can be seen to protrude, as in Fig. 2 (/), and in the neigh-bourhood are smaller spheres with streaming: in some of the latterthere is a bright outer zone with no streaming. Some of the smallstreaming spheres have a vacuole. All three kinds when they areobserved to come to rest assume a uniform retracting appearance andhave a green tint. Although I have not seen the actual separationof one of these smaller bodies, after watching protrusions such as areshown in Fig. 2 (/) and (g), I have no doubt that they are formed bybudding from the large bodies. (2) Douhli/Contonred capsuleft are rare in fresh material, but manydevelop in water-cultures. Fig. 2 (c). They seem to be formed as a
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Fig. 2.—a. Molhiscum body unchanged except that the cortex is more definiteand the granules are larger ; h. a clear area has formed and in it the proto-plasm is circuhiting; c, an internal framework continuous with the cortexhas formed and the whole of the protoplasm is ciivulating; d, a capsule hasformed and within it the protoplasm is subdivided into segments, in only-one of wliich the protoplasm is circulating; e, a spherical capsule hasformed, the protoplasm is circulating and is in part protruded Ijeyond thecortex ; /, the whole protoplasm is circulating and a small protrusion ispiesent, and there are three separate subdivisions with circulating proto-plasm, one vacuolated, another with a clear outer zone, and, to the right,three subdivisions as they appear when they come to rest, clear and refract-ing; g, a body in which five subdivisions are seen in process of formationby budding; /(, a body in which a nvicleus-like structure has formed; /. abody with vacuolated protoplasm, t

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  • booksubject:Syphilis
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