. Elements of histology. Histology. Due TL ESS Gl a XDS. 4B: ^ 44^#i^^ .^. single layiM- of polylicdral ov c »luimi;ir <'[)itli('lial cells, each with a spherical or oval nucleus. There is a cavity, which differs in size according to the size of the vesicle. It contains, and is more or less filled with, a homogeneous, viscid, albuminous fluid—the so-called colloid. In this often occur degenerating nucleated lymph corpuscles ^ and coloured Mood corpuscles (Baher). 498. The vesicles are surrounded by networks of blood capillaries. In the connective-tissue framework lie networks of lymphatics
. Elements of histology. Histology. Due TL ESS Gl a XDS. 4B: ^ 44^#i^^ .^. single layiM- of polylicdral ov c »luimi;ir <'[)itli('lial cells, each with a spherical or oval nucleus. There is a cavity, which differs in size according to the size of the vesicle. It contains, and is more or less filled with, a homogeneous, viscid, albuminous fluid—the so-called colloid. In this often occur degenerating nucleated lymph corpuscles ^ and coloured Mood corpuscles (Baher). 498. The vesicles are surrounded by networks of blood capillaries. In the connective-tissue framework lie networks of lymphatics ; between the framework and the surface of the vesicles are lymph sinuses lined with endothelium (Baber). The large and small lymphatics are often filled with the same colloid material as the vesicles, and it is probable that this colloid material is and %.. I // d ,M'—Fi-Din a Section through the Thyroid Gland of Dog. ((, Epitheliiam lining the vesicles; h, coll{ lid contenr s of the vesicles; c. lymphatic tilled with the same material as the vesicles ; cl, tlbrous tissue between the gland vesicles. the discharged carried away by into the circu- produced in the vesicles lymphatics, to be finally lating blood. 499. Its formation in the vesicles is probabh^ due to an active secretion by the epithelial cells of the vesicles, and to a mixture with it, or maceration by it, of the effused blood mentioned above. In some instances Bal)er found the amount of blood effused into the cavity of the vesicles very considerable, and hence it is justifiable to assume that the destruction of red blood corpuscles forms one of the functions of the thyroid gland. " 500. III. The supra-venal bodies (Fig. 289). —The supra-renal body is envelojDed in a fibrous cap-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work
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