... the glia is more energetic, the formation of reticular cells in the protoplasm more abundant; above all, free granule cells are met with ...

... form a reticulation round longitudinal white bundles, the reticular process. The anterior cornu has the most abundant cells, and those which appear the largest in transverse ...

... vertebrae present the same peculiarity only partially. In reticular cartilage (Fig. 24) we generally meet with more abundant cartilage cells, surrounded by a homogeneous area, and the remaining ...

... tissue from the firm, smooth areas show an abundant, but extremely delicate, reticular fibrous stroma, arranged so as to enclose round or oval alveolar spaces containing a variable number of large polygonal epithelial cells. The dimensions of these spaces vary from 0. ...

... activity as evidenced by size and mitoses. The reticular tissue of the pulp is usually depleted of lymphoid cells, though plasma cells are abundant. In late cases the marked engorgement is absent ...

... irregular in shape contain vesicular nuclei and an abundant protoplasm which stains in eosin and they resemble in general the endothelial cells which normally lie upon and are wrapped around the reticular framework. There are also many large and small ...

... thin, the optic nerve fibres and the ganglion cells almost cease, Avhile the reticular layers dis- appear and the connective tissue becomes more abundant. The retina as it appears in section is ...

... thin, the optic nerve fibres and the ganglion cells almost cease, while the reticular layers dis- appear and the connective tissue becomes more abundant. The retina as it appears in section is ...

... or spheroid carcinoma. a. With little stroma and abundant vessels. Encephaloid cancer. b. With dense fibrous stroma. Scirrhus, or hard cancer. Variety : Atrophic cicatricial scirrhus. c. With colloid degeneration of cells. Colloid cancer (reticular or alveolar cancer) in part. d. With myxomatous ...

... of cells in the papillae; d\, Nests and cells in the reticular layer; e, Connective tissue. (Preparation stained with carmine. Magnified 50 diameters.) CONNECTIVE-TISSUE TUMORS.—MYOMA. 327 and are more abundant in those cases where the growth is elevated ...