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Institut Egyptien <al-Qāhira> [Hrsg.]
Mémoires présentés à l'Institut Egyptien — 7.1914

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Ruffer, Marc Amand: Histological studies on egyptian mummies
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PLATE VI.

Fig. 1. Small digital nerve. Hsematoxylin. (Leitz. Low power).
Fig. 2. Teased muscle of arm, mounted in Canada balsam. Eosin. (Leitz Oc. lxVis)-
Fig. 3. Somewhat diagrammatic représentation of muscle fibre teased in normal sait-solution. At a., the
sarcolemna is visible. (Leitz Oc. ix'/u).

PLATE VII.

Fig. 1. Small rénal vessel. Eosin. (Leitz Oc. lx1/»)-

Fig. 2. Large vessel of neck in very bad state of préservation. Eosin. (Leitz Oc. lx1/»).
Fig. 3. Middle coat of aorta. Eosin. (Leitz Oc. lxVia)-

Fig. 4. Small digital artery. AU the coats of artery eau be seen. Hsematoxylin. (Leitz Oc. lx1/™)-
Fig. 5. Cartilage cells of the trachea. At a., two cartilage cells in same space. At b., the nuclei are

still seen. Eosin. (Leitz Oc. lxVia)-
Fig. 6. Testicle. The spermatozoa have entirely disappeared. Hsematoxylin. (Leitz Oc. lxV42)-

PLATE VIII.

Fig. 1. Liver in which nothing can be seen but a thin reticulum. Hcematoxylin. (Leitz Oc. IxViî)
Fig. 2. Liver, better preserved than the last. Hsematoxylin. (Low power).

Fig. 3. Liver, showing rows of cells and central vessel at a., wilh shreds of vessel wall. Hsematoxylin.
(Leitz Oc. Ix'/is)'

Fig. 4. Well preserved liver cells showing nuclei. Hsematoxylin. (Leitz Oc. lx1/ia)-

PLATE IX.

Fig. 1. Lung. Eosin. (Leitz Oc lx1/^)-

Fig. 2. Another lung. Hsematoxylin. (Low power).

Fig. 3. Section of another lung; alveoli greatly distended and full of foreign material. Eosin. (Leitz

Oc. ixv«).

PLATE X.

Fig. 1. Section of cortex of kidney showing tubuli of contorti and glomeruli. Hsematoxylin. (Low power).

The dark spots in the glomeruli are not nuclei, but irregular, more darkly stained shreds of tissue.
Fig. 2. Epithelium layer of tubuli contorti, very highly magnified. (Leitz SxVia)-
Fig. 3. Straight tubules. (Low power).
Fig. 4. Glomerulus. (Zeiss Oc. 3x712).

Fig. 5. Connective tissue of kidney, from which epithelium has been washed out. (Low power).

PLATE XI.

Fig. 1. Section of fold of intestine. Hsematoxylin. (Low power).

a. muscular coat.

b. submucous layer.

c. glandular layer and muscularis.

d. lumen of intestine.

At a. is the lower part of the intestine the muscular layer has become kinked and folded
on itself. The artist faithfully reproduced what he saw, and I thought it préférable not to re-
touch the picture in any way.

Fig. 2. Oblique section through glandular layer of intestine, a., glands; b., part of submucosa showing
nuclei. (Leitz Oc. lxViâ)-

Fig. 3. Smooth muscles of intestine. (Leitz Oc. lx1/^)-

Fig. 4. Connective tissue of breast of woman showing nuclei. (Leitz Oc. Ix1/^)-
 
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