Die Dermatomykosen in den Tropen

Nauck, E. G.

doi:10.1007/978-3-7091-3057-5_8

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“…Although not mentioned in the text, the illustrations for both these papers suggest that the specific bodies may vary in size. The presence of these bodies was soon confirmed by other investigators, for example Nauck and Malamos (23), who noted that they resembled closely the elementary bodies of psittacosis in their staining reactions with Giemsa stain. In the preparations of these authors paired forms were common.…”

Section: Plates 9 To 11mentioning

confidence: 62%

Studies on Lymphogranuloma Venereum

Rake

Jones

1942

Journal of Experimental Medicine

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Making use of the fact that the cells of the yolk sac of the developing embryo are readily infected with the agent of lymphogranuloma venereum and that the virus bodies can be readily observed in these cells because of the structure of the latter, the development of this agent has been followed at short intervals. It has been found to go through a regular cycle of development similar to that described for psittacosis in the spleen and less fully for lymphogranuloma venereum in the brain of infected mice. The development as observed microscopically can be shown to run parallel to changes in the infective titre of the yolk sac as tested in other eggs.

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Section: Plates 9 To 11mentioning

confidence: 62%