Protozoölogy
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Fianese ('96), Sawtschenko ('95), Soudakewitsch ('92), Ruffer ('92), and others observed similar bodies inside the nuclei of cancer cells, and interpreted both these and the cytoplasmic forms as colloidal degenerations of the chromatin and cytoplasm, Sawtschenko regarding them as masses of food material for the real parasite.
Calkins ('05) described stages leading to the conclusion that all of such bodies are derived from the degenerating nucleoli of the cancer cells, these nucleoli first becom...ing clathrate, irregular in outline, and surrounded by local thickenings of chromatin or cytoplasm. Other forms, however, might better be interpreted as blood platelets or portions of leukocytes having the power to move from cell to cell (Fig. 85, IS, IT), but in no case is there evidence to regard them as specific organisms.
While these cell inclusions in human cancer cannot be interpreted as organisms, it does not follow that real organisms are not present.
Later stages of the disease are particularly suitable for secondary infection, and exposed surface lesions form a suitable medium for the growth of bacteria, yeasts, or protozoa, while in one case of epithe- Digitized by VjOOQIC 212 PARASITISM lioma spores of the fern lycopodium, which were probably introduced with a face powder, were found.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fianese ('96), Sawtschenko ('95), Soudakewitsch ('92), Ruffer ('92), and others observed similar bodies inside the nuclei of cancer cells, and interpreted both these and the cytoplasmic forms as colloidal degenerations of the chromatin and cytoplasm, Sawtschenko regarding them as masses of food material for the real parasite.
Calkins ('05) described stages leading to the conclusion that all of such bodies are derived from the degenerating nucleoli of the cancer cells, these nucleoli first becom...ing clathrate, irregular in outline, and surrounded by local thickenings of chromatin or cytoplasm. Other forms, however, might better be interpreted as blood platelets or portions of leukocytes having the power to move from cell to cell (Fig. 85, IS, IT), but in no case is there evidence to regard them as specific organisms.
While these cell inclusions in human cancer cannot be interpreted as organisms, it does not follow that real organisms are not present.
Later stages of the disease are particularly suitable for secondary infection, and exposed surface lesions form a suitable medium for the growth of bacteria, yeasts, or protozoa, while in one case of epithe- Digitized by VjOOQIC 212 PARASITISM lioma spores of the fern lycopodium, which were probably introduced with a face powder, were found.
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