Manual of human histology . 52 SPECIAL apart, which arise from slight varicosities, and give thefibres a certain resemblance to muscular bundles, or ratherPig 190. colossal muscular fibrils. They certainly do not indicate acellular composition. If theaction of the hydrochloric acidbe allowed to go on, the fibressoon become quite pale, thetransverse striation disappears,and nothing remains but adeli-cate framework correspondingwith the previously solid fibres,and which often presents cer-tain appearances of tubes. Inthe end this also becomesalmost completely destroyedby the action o
Manual of human histology . 52 SPECIAL apart, which arise from slight varicosities, and give thefibres a certain resemblance to muscular bundles, or ratherPig 190. colossal muscular fibrils. They certainly do not indicate acellular composition. If theaction of the hydrochloric acidbe allowed to go on, the fibressoon become quite pale, thetransverse striation disappears,and nothing remains but adeli-cate framework correspondingwith the previously solid fibres,and which often presents cer-tain appearances of tubes. Inthe end this also becomesalmost completely destroyedby the action of the acid, so that in teeth which have been thusmacerated hardly anything remains of the enamel, which doesnot, like the dentine, retain its form. The prisms of the enamel are united very intricately with-out any intermediate substance. I have not been able toconvince myself that canals constantly exist between theprisms,^ but it is certain that cavities of various kinds may benot unfrequently found in the enamel. Such, for instance, are—1. Th
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