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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 215
cells in fresh tissue ajjpear darkand tilled with refractive granules; instained specimens they are clear, cu-boidal or low columnar structures en-closing round nuclei. After death thechief cells rapidly disintegrate. Theirgranules, which are often destroyed byreagents, are coarse toward the lumen… … ■-■,225.—GOLGl PrKTAR A,T10N, SHOWING THESI•:^.RKTOR^■ C \1MLL.-\RIKS 1 .\ G A STR I CGl-ANDS. ,-.. 2;o. Digitized by Microsoft© STOMACH. 201 become small; gramiles disappear. They do not respond to mucin stains.It is supposed that the gramiles, called zymogen granules, become con\-ertedinto…Histology · Microscopy
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