The ultrastructure of cytoplasmic inclusions in circulating lymphocytes in canine distemper.
A. D. J. Watson, R.G. Wright
Abstract
A. D. J. Watson, R.G. Wright
Abstract
Inclusion bodies were observed in the cytoplasm of lymphocytes in blood smears from a dog which developed canine distemper. When examined by electron microscopy, the cytoplasm of the lymphocytes contained aggregates of nucleocapsid tubules. Similar material was observed in the cytoplasm of some monocytes and a few neutrophils. It is suggested that the inclusions seen on light microscopy consist of the nucleocapsid aggregates observed under the electron microscope.
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Inclusion bodies were observed in the cytoplasm of lymphocytes in blood smears from a dog which developed canine distemper. When examined by electron microscopy, the cytoplasm of the lymphocytes contained aggregates of nucleocapsid tubules. Similar material was observed in the cytoplasm of some monocytes and a few neutrophils. It is suggested that the inclusions seen on light microscopy consist of the nucleocapsid aggregates observed under the electron microscope.
Key concepts: Cytoplasm, Canine distemper, Ultrastructure, Electron microscope, Cytoplasmic inclusion, Inclusion bodies, Chemistry, Biology