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Kisch, Bruno

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“…The present report extends the previous one (11) in that Fig. 1 shows cross-sections of fibrils situated within the thickened basement membrane, a confirmation of previous reports (12,13,19). These structures are presumed to represent collagen fibrils.…”

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“…3 and 5) have been recognized by others (12,19,24). Kisch (12) described these cells as "specific cells," and although he did not recognize that they belonged to the epithelium, he did describe and discuss their inclusion bodies, which in his material appeared very dark (presumably owing to ethanol dehydration) and partially vacuolated. Policard and others (19) saw only vacuoles inside these cells, having the same size and distribution as the inclusions (I, Figs.…”

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“…Alveolar cells similar to the ones shown here (Aec, Figs. 3 and 5) have been recognized by others (12,19,24). Kisch (12) described these cells as "specific cells," and although he did not recognize that they belonged to the epithelium, he did describe and discuss their inclusion bodies, which in his material appeared very dark (presumably owing to ethanol dehydration) and partially vacuolated.…”

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confidence: 76%

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The Ultrastructure of Mouse Lung

Karrer

1956

The Journal of Cell Biology

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The fine structure of the alveolar basement membrane of mouse lung was discussed on the basis of three electron micrographs. The basement membrane, i.e., the intercellular layer between endothelium and alveolar epithelium, was found to be of variable width. In its thin parts it appeared rather homogeneous, and did not reveal well defined layers of fibrils. In its thicker portions, some of which may be due to oblique sectioning, cell fragments could be seen lying inside the basement membrane layer. Their exact nature was not determined. In other thickened portions of the membrane bundles of slender (about 23 to 25 mµ) fibrils were found and were tentatively interpreted as collagen fibrils, in spite of the fact that a periodicity could not be observed.

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confidence: 92%