Radium X Rays And the Living Cell
Radium X Rays And the Living Cell
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This lymphocyte reduction and absorption is completed at the latest two days after irradiation.
We have now to consider the second phase of involution in which destruction of the reticulum cells is the predominant feature. In the early stages of lymphocyte destruction, how- ever, this process has already commenced. Large spherical cells make their appearance, and are characterised by having a clear brightly-staining cytoplasm with an extraordinarily regular, finely-reticulated structure. These ...cells can be traced through various phases of degradation to the ordinary cell elements of the reticulum ; they frequently exhibit vacuolation and all degrees of nuclear degeneration. It may be noted that the retrogressive changes are not mucoid in character.
Up to the time of absorption of all the nuclear remnants of the lymphocytes, these spherical cells were relatively few ; but they now rapidly increase in number, so that when the thymus has 208 THYMUS AND THYROID reached its maximum degree of involution practically the whole parenchyma consists of these altered cells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This lymphocyte reduction and absorption is completed at the latest two days after irradiation.
We have now to consider the second phase of involution in which destruction of the reticulum cells is the predominant feature. In the early stages of lymphocyte destruction, how- ever, this process has already commenced. Large spherical cells make their appearance, and are characterised by having a clear brightly-staining cytoplasm with an extraordinarily regular, finely-reticulated structure. These ...cells can be traced through various phases of degradation to the ordinary cell elements of the reticulum ; they frequently exhibit vacuolation and all degrees of nuclear degeneration. It may be noted that the retrogressive changes are not mucoid in character.
Up to the time of absorption of all the nuclear remnants of the lymphocytes, these spherical cells were relatively few ; but they now rapidly increase in number, so that when the thymus has 208 THYMUS AND THYROID reached its maximum degree of involution practically the whole parenchyma consists of these altered cells.
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