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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 728

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ency and the homogeneous character of then walls thenbecome evident. The red corpuscles hi the blood of Ovi-parous Yertebrata are distinguished by the presence of adistinct central spot or nucleus^ which appears to be composedof an aggregation of minute granules; this is most distinctlybrought into… … Eed Corpuscles of Frogs Blood:—a, a, theirflattened face; 6, particle turned nearly edgeways ;c, colourless corpuscle; d, red corpuscles alteredby dilute acetic acid. Fig. 315. rent, wHle it increases the opacity of the nucleus (Mg. 314, d).It is remarkable, however, that the red corpuscles of…

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