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Residualkörper bei lepromatöser Lepra

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The opaques droplets Nishiura in the Virchow-lepracell could be regarded as lysosom. In the reactionsloose lepromatous leprosy the lysosomes stand still long time. Then lamellated, foliated structures appear which are residualbodies of lysosomes. Evidently spiral, double conturated membransystem incorporate in such structures. These membransystems may be come from endoplasmatic reticulum.

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In der Virchowschen Leprazelle können die opaken Tropfen Nishiuras heute als Lysosomen angesehen werden. Bei der reaktionslosen lepromatösen Lepra bleiben die Lysosomen mit degenerierten Erregern offensichtlich lange Zeit liegen. Dann treten lamellierte, blättrige Strukturen auf, die den Residualkörpern der Lysosomen entsprechen. Offenbar können in solche Strukturen spiralige doppelkonturierte Membransysteme einbezogen werden, die nur vom endoplasmatischen Reticulum abstammen können.

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  1. Dermatologische Klinik und Poliklinik der Universität Würzburg, Würzburg, Deutschland

    Georg Klingmüller

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Klingmüller, G. Residualkörper bei lepromatöser Lepra. Arch. klin. exp. Derm. 225, 149–162 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00518107

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