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Stöhr's histology, arranged upon an embryological basis (1906)

Stöhr, Philipp, 1849-1911, Lewis, Frederic Thomas, 1875-1951 · Philadelphia, P. Blakiston · leaf 124

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include some of the largest cells in the body. Eachhas a single round or oval nucleus AAdiich appears ^esicular because of itssmall amount of chromatin. It contains usuallx one large round nucleolus.These nuclei are so characteristic that the student should soon learn torecognize them. Near the… … Fig. i^^t —LongitiDIXat, Si-:ction tmrough a Spinal Ganglion of a CAf. iS. specimens the protoplasm is densely granular. There is no cell membrane.Except in the embryo, nerve cells all have one or more processes; andaccording to the number of these, one, two, or several, they are…

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