... x-rays for medicinal reasons (cancer of the breast or lung), there is not a single ... cells and cellular monstrosities, and stratifica- tion, giant cell ...

... looked upon as the result of a degenerative change in the columnar cells of the common adenoid form of the disease, ...

... bear evidence of more violence. But the marked change in the columnar cells remains the most characteristic feature among the structural changes produced by both arsenic and antimony poisoning. "Both ...

... bear evidence of more violence. But the marked change in the columnar cells remains the most characteristic feature among the structural changes produced by both arsenic and antimony poisoning. " Both ...

... hand does under certain [Fig. 117. [Fig. 118. Columnar Ciliated Epithelium Cells.] Goblet Cell.] circumstances change its form. The striation spoken of above appears ...

... pavement type. As the ducts enlarge the epithelial cells change to the columnar type, and they are described by Pfliiger as ... are made of basement membrane, lined by the columnar epithelium from the free surface. Many of these cells change to spherical secreting cells, some of which become ...

... pavement type. As the ducts enlarge the epithelial cells change to the columnar type, and they are described by Pfliiger as ... are made of basement membrane, lined by the columnar epithelium from the free surface. Many of these cells change to spherical secreting cells, some of Avhich become ...

... formed of old epithelial cells, which, owing to changes from prismatic or columnar cells during their migration from the internal to the ... cells, are formed directly from the layer of columnar or prismatic epithelium, ... which change is denominated by Professor Heitzmann and Dr. Atkinson ...

... when gland duct structure is the source, the cells are columnar; when the breast, they are like those which are found in developing acini. The cells multiply by indirect division of the nucleus; a ...