. Elements of histology. Histology. Chap. IV.] EN DO THELIUM. 20 active state of division. They thus produce small spherical lymphoid (amoeboid) cells, which ultimately are absorbed by the lymphatics, and carried into the blood system as white blood corpuscles. On the sur-. Fig. 21.—Part of Omentum of Cat, stained with Nitrate of Silver. o, Fenestras or holes; b, trabeculae covered with endothelium. Only the outlines (.silver-lines) of the endothelial cells are shown. face of the serous membranes, especially the diaphragm (Fig. 20) and pleura, there exist minute openings, stomata, leading from
. Elements of histology. Histology. Chap. IV.] EN DO THELIUM. 20 active state of division. They thus produce small spherical lymphoid (amoeboid) cells, which ultimately are absorbed by the lymphatics, and carried into the blood system as white blood corpuscles. On the sur-. Fig. 21.—Part of Omentum of Cat, stained with Nitrate of Silver. o, Fenestras or holes; b, trabeculae covered with endothelium. Only the outlines (.silver-lines) of the endothelial cells are shown. face of the serous membranes, especially the diaphragm (Fig. 20) and pleura, there exist minute openings, stomata, leading from the serous cavity into a lym- phatic vessel of the serous membrane. These stomata are often lined by germinating cells. 33. In the frog, germinating cells occur in great abundance on the mesogastrium and the part of the peritoneum which separates the peritoneal cavity from the cisterna lymphatica magna. This part of. 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 Klein, E. (Edward), 1844-1925. Philadelphia : H. C. Lea's Son
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