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Identifier: medicaldiagnosi00gree (find matches)
Title: Medical diagnosis for the student and practitioner
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Greene, Charles Lyman, 1862-
Subjects: Diagnosis
Publisher: Philadelphia, Blakiston
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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inete) which penetratesbetween the cells and develop the oocyst. Five days later striation appears representing the sporoblasts which con-tain and later set free the tiny sickle-shaped embryos (sporozoites) by therupture of the parent oocyst. These enter the salivary glands, and thencepass by the venenosalivary duct to the pharynx of the mosquito and are thuspassed into the blood of man. The sporozoites of the mosquito cycle and the spores of the human cycle(merozoites) are essentially like bodies and in the human host may pursueeither a sexual or an asexual development. The human cycle is primarily and for several generations asexual or * Craig, Manson and others have reported a quotidian type of organism which they callPlasmodium falciparum. MALARIAL FEVER I043 sterile, producing schizohts only, but later the sexual forms (gametes) aredeveloped, the one male (microgametocyte), the other female (macrogame-tocyte). The former has a clearer protoplasm, stains less deeply blue, has less
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pigment, more chromatin and a more centrally placed nucleus than thelatter. (See Fig. 408.) Cultivation of the Parasites.—The first successful cultivation of the plas- io44 MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS SporulationKelease ofMero7oits

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