Volume 1

A text-book of human physiology : including histology and microscopical anatomy with special reference to the requirements of practical medicine / by L. Landois ; translated from the seventh German edition with additions by William Stirling.

Landois, L. (Leonard), 1837-1902. Lehrbuch der Physiologie des Menschen. English

Date:: 1891

Credit: A text-book of human physiology : including histology and microscopical anatomy with special reference to the requirements of practical medicine / by L. Landois ; translated from the seventh German edition with additions by William Stirling. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$can.es the corpuscles to swell up. One or ' '-^ fnl they »e nucleus The size of the corpuscles varies from 4-1J /i, and a» a I'J''; nucleus. • , • ^^^„4^, ; in the smallest forms the layer of the proto- \%t?LX th\n tTcy al exhibit amoehoid movements, wh ch are very Se rrn'tÄir'cor^sLs, and were discovered ^'-^'o^^^J^ skate (1846), and by Davine in the corpuscles of man (1850), Max bchultze VT^^alS^^^^^^^^^^ -P-'- ^'^«^ - - *™ is) XZge Soid corpuscles, with much protoplasm and d.sUnctly evident movements. con exa.ü„ing.hu.a„ blood imc...^^^^^^^^^^ puscks have rmi into rouleaux, the /'P''^^^^^^^^ /). They adhere to the glass slide, *ss o^ver each other, ivhüe the CorpSrS^Nett^^^^^^ of the colourless corpuscles are best stSt aZp of newt's blood, which contains the foUow.ng vanet^^- «Ith whäe'öSeNs continu^aUy changing. Souietinres l^r^ho^Äg^anÄ^ is less conrur^ tected its characters are distinct. Th%p.;otopl-m c^ nLemenU ; of highly refractive 8™''«»;, '^^corpuscle to the other. The t:^Z^lZ7u^'^rZnZf:'^r, by (D. The relation between these two ÄÄ^et XS^'f more like the ordinary human colourless corpuscle, and they too exhibit amceboid ;] , „„. („n exist in frog's blood. In the coarsely- Two kinds of colourless corpuscles like (1) ™ ' »fl™ ,, ^„e since they dissolve in send out processes; the rj°toplasm is to eral^y dark,^b^^^^^^^^^ J are :Lrrnr:Ä Sly^irihe cltre to^he periphery of the °72r£coc?Srt?,:^S'oV(\Tbutwlih fine granules. They are nucleated, trÄV'^iJÄ -l^^^ are contractile, but do not send ^TcoSess cells, having an oval -cleolated refracti^^^^^ CratsUÄdÄ^^^^^^ - — of this view] {Bizzozero). (Banvier, Stirling).]$