. Quarterly journal of experimental physiology and cognate medical sciences. od of1 grm. of dry ox-thyroid per diem during seven days. Microphotograph ;magnified 90 diameters. Haematoxylin-eosin pi-eparation. a, pars anterior; 6, pars intermedia ; c, pars nervosa; d, cleft partly obliterated, showing atone part an accumulation of hyaline substance. 326 Kojima Some of these swollen cells appear to be undergoing degeneration, theirnuclei being stained only faintly or hardly at all by hematoxylin. Basiphilcells are present in great number. Their cytoplasm is of an open char-acter and vacuolated.
. Quarterly journal of experimental physiology and cognate medical sciences. od of1 grm. of dry ox-thyroid per diem during seven days. Microphotograph ;magnified 90 diameters. Haematoxylin-eosin pi-eparation. a, pars anterior; 6, pars intermedia ; c, pars nervosa; d, cleft partly obliterated, showing atone part an accumulation of hyaline substance. 326 Kojima Some of these swollen cells appear to be undergoing degeneration, theirnuclei being stained only faintly or hardly at all by hematoxylin. Basiphilcells are present in great number. Their cytoplasm is of an open char-acter and vacuolated. It is possible that the swollen cells above mentionedare formed by an alteration of some of these basiphil cells. A large number of the nuclei of the cells of the pars intermedia areenlarged (to about 7-5fJi). The pars nervosa shows comparatively fewdroplets of hyaline substance in its meshes. Effects of Castration in the Male twenty to tifty-seven days after castration considerable changesare found in the pituitary body. The most marked effect is produced by the. Fig. 6.—Section of jiars anterior of pituitary body of thyroidectomised male rat fed withaddition to its ordinary food of 1 grm. of dry ox-thyroid per diem during seven ; magnified 500 diameters. Hi^ematoxylin-eosin preparation. Many nf the cells are greatly enlarged. Tliere is a considerable accumulation ofhyaline substance, apparently the result of a degeneration of the cytoplasm. There arealsoanumber of vesicles similar to those shown in tig. -J as the result of thyroidectomy. appearance of a large number of swollen cells in the pars anterior (fig. 4).They are especially abundant near the periphery. Their description agreesgenerally with that of the swollen cells mentioned as the result of thyroid-ectomy and parathyroidectomy, so far at any rate as the is con-cerned. But many of their nuclei are much larger, and also have a swollenappearance: they measure from 5-7^i to 11/a
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