Cytoplasmic dots - Revision history

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	<span style="font-size:90%">The dots of different species ~~represent~~ parasite proteins that modify red ~~cell function~~ in a range of ways to support parasite development, ~~immun~~ evasion or virulence. ~~Their~~ precise functions are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite. The dots require a well-stained specimen to be easily seen!</span>		<span style="font-size:90%">The dots found in the different species are parasite-derived proteins that modify the function of red cells in a range of ways that support parasite development, immune evasion or virulence. The precise functions of the dots in different pages are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite. The dots require a well-stained specimen to be easily seen!</span>
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	<span style="font-size:90%>'''Schüffner's dots''' (P.vivax) and '''James' dots)''' (''P.ovale'') become apparent during the early trophzoite as faint dots then to be easily seen in later stages. These two forms of dots are morphologically indistinguishable as frequent evenly-distrubuted round dots od similar size.</span>		<span style="font-size:90%>'''Schüffner's dots''' (P.vivax) and '''James' dots)''' (''P.ovale'') become apparent during the early trophzoite as faint dots then to be easily seen in later stages. These two forms of dots are morphologically indistinguishable as frequent evenly-distrubuted round dots od similar size.</span>

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	The dots of different species represent parasite proteins that modify red cell function in a range of ways to support parasite development, immun evasion or virulence. Their precise functions are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite. The dots require a well-stained specimen to be easily seen!		<span style="font-size:90%">The dots of different species represent parasite proteins that modify red cell function in a range of ways to support parasite development, immun evasion or virulence. Their precise functions are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite. The dots require a well-stained specimen to be easily seen!</span>
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	<span style="font-size:90%>'''Schüffner's dots''' (P.vivax) and '''James' dots)''' (''P.ovale'') become apparent during the early trophzoite as faint dots then to be easily seen in later stages. These two forms of dots are morphologically indistinguishable as frequent evenly-distrubuted round dots od similar size.</span>		<span style="font-size:90%>'''Schüffner's dots''' (P.vivax) and '''James' dots)''' (''P.ovale'') become apparent during the early trophzoite as faint dots then to be easily seen in later stages. These two forms of dots are morphologically indistinguishable as frequent evenly-distrubuted round dots od similar size.</span>

Admin at 13:32, 15 November 2024

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	The dots of different species represent parasite proteins that modify red cell function in a range of ways to support parasite development, immun evasion or virulence. Their precise functions are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite. The dots require a well-stained specimen to be easily seen!		The dots of different species represent parasite proteins that modify red cell function in a range of ways to support parasite development, immun evasion or virulence. Their precise functions are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite. The dots require a well-stained specimen to be easily seen!
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	'''Schüffner's dots''' (P.vivax) and '''James' dots)''' (''P.ovale'') become apparent during the early trophzoite as faint dots then to be easily seen in later stages. These two forms of dots are morphologically indistinguishable as frequent evenly-distrubuted round dots od similar size.		<span style="font-size:90%>'''Schüffner's dots''' (P.vivax) and '''James' dots)''' (''P.ovale'') become apparent during the early trophzoite as faint dots then to be easily seen in later stages. These two forms of dots are morphologically indistinguishable as frequent evenly-distrubuted round dots od similar size.</span>
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	'''Maurer's dots and clefts''' (''P.falciparum'') are blue/purple coloured and are not acquired until the late trophozoite stage of parasite development. They are less consistently "dot-like" and may appear as dots, clefts or plaques. '''Sinton and Mulligan's stippling''' (''P.knowlesi'') may appear similar.		<span style="font-size:90%>'''Maurer's dots and clefts''' (''P.falciparum'') are blue/purple coloured and are not acquired until the late trophozoite stage of parasite development. They are less consistently "dot-like" and may appear as dots, clefts or plaques. '''Sinton and Mulligan's stippling''' (''P.knowlesi'') may appear similar.</span>
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	'''Ziemann's stippling''' (''P.malariae'') Is not usully seen, but when present appears as faint fine (and inconspicuous) dots in cytoplasm of some ifected erythrocytes.		<span style="font-size:90%>'''Ziemann's stippling''' (''P.malariae'') Is not usully seen, but when present appears as faint fine (and inconspicuous) dots in cytoplasm of some ifected erythrocytes.</span>
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	File:Ziemann_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Ziemann_dots.jpg}}		File:Ziemann_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Ziemann_dots.jpg}}
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	Ziemann's stippling of ''P.malariae'' is not usully seen, but ~~may appear~~ as faint fine (and inconspicuous) dots in cytoplasm of some ifected erythrocytes.		'''Ziemann's stippling''' (''P.malariae'') Is not usully seen, but when present appears as faint fine (and inconspicuous) dots in cytoplasm of some ifected erythrocytes.
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	File:Ziemann_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Ziemann_dots.jpg}}		File:Ziemann_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Ziemann_dots.jpg}}
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	The dots of different species represent parasite proteins that modify red cell function in a range of ways to support parasite development, immun evasion or virulence. Their precise functions are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite. The dots require a well-stained specimen to be easily seen!		The dots of different species represent parasite proteins that modify red cell function in a range of ways to support parasite development, immun evasion or virulence. Their precise functions are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite. The dots require a well-stained specimen to be easily seen!
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	'''~~The~~ dots of ''P.vivax'' ~~(Schüffner~~'s dots) ~~and~~ ''P.ovale'' ~~(James' dots~~)~~''' tend to~~ become apparent during the early trophzoite as faint dots then to be easily seen in later stages. These two forms of dots are morphologically indistinguishable as frequent evenly-distrubuted round dots od similar size.		'''Schüffner's dots''' (P.vivax) and '''James' dots)''' (''P.ovale'') become apparent during the early trophzoite as faint dots then to be easily seen in later stages. These two forms of dots are morphologically indistinguishable as frequent evenly-distrubuted round dots od similar size.
	<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >		<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >
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	'''~~The~~ Maurer's dots and clefts''' of ''P.falciparum'' are ~~more~~ blue/~~dark~~ coloured and are not acquired until the late trophozoite stage of parasite development. They are less consistently "dot-like" and may appear as dots, clefts or plaques. ~~The~~ Sinton and Mulligan stippling of ''P.knowlesi'' may appear similar.		'''Maurer's dots and clefts''' (''P.falciparum'') are blue/purple coloured and are not acquired until the late trophozoite stage of parasite development. They are less consistently "dot-like" and may appear as dots, clefts or plaques. '''Sinton and Mulligan's stippling''' (''P.knowlesi'') may appear similar.
	<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >		<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >
	File:Maurer_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Maurer_dots.jpg.jpg}}		File:Maurer_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Maurer_dots.jpg.jpg}}

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	'''The Maurer's dots and clefts''' of ''P.falciparum'' ~~'''Are~~ more blue/dark coloured and are not acquired until the late trophozoite stage of parasite development. They are less consistently "dot-like" and may appear as dots, clefts or plaques. The Sinton and Mulligan stippling of ''P.knowlesi'' may appear similar.		'''The Maurer's dots and clefts''' of ''P.falciparum'' are more blue/dark coloured and are not acquired until the late trophozoite stage of parasite development. They are less consistently "dot-like" and may appear as dots, clefts or plaques. The Sinton and Mulligan stippling of ''P.knowlesi'' may appear similar.
	<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >		<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >
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			Ziemann's stippling of ''P.malariae'' is not usully seen, but may appear as faint fine (and inconspicuous) dots in cytoplasm of some ifected erythrocytes.
	<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >		<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >
	File:Ziemann_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Ziemann_dots.jpg}}		File:Ziemann_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Ziemann_dots.jpg}}
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			'''The Maurer's dots and clefts''' of ''P.falciparum'' '''Are more blue/dark coloured and are not acquired until the late trophozoite stage of parasite development. They are less consistently "dot-like" and may appear as dots, clefts or plaques. The Sinton and Mulligan stippling of ''P.knowlesi'' may appear similar.
	<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >		<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >
	File:Maurer_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Maurer_dots.jpg.jpg}}		File:Maurer_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Maurer_dots.jpg.jpg}}

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	The dots of different species represent parasite proteins that modify red cell function in a range of ways to support parasite development, immun evasion or virulence. Their precise functions are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite. The dots require a well-stained specimen to be easily seen!		The dots of different species represent parasite proteins that modify red cell function in a range of ways to support parasite development, immun evasion or virulence. Their precise functions are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite. The dots require a well-stained specimen to be easily seen!
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	The dots of ''P.vivax'' (Schüffner's dots) and ''P.ovale'' (James' dots) tend to become apparent during the early trophzoite as faint dots then to be easily seen in later stages. These two forms of dots are morphologically indistinguishable as frequent evenly-distrubuted round dots od similar size.		'''The dots of ''P.vivax'' (Schüffner's dots) and ''P.ovale'' (James' dots)''' tend to become apparent during the early trophzoite as faint dots then to be easily seen in later stages. These two forms of dots are morphologically indistinguishable as frequent evenly-distrubuted round dots od similar size.
	<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >		<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >
	File:Schuffner_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Schuffner_dots.jpg}}		File:Schuffner_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Schuffner_dots.jpg}}

Admin at 13:14, 15 November 2024

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	The dots of different species represent parasite proteins that modify red cell function in a range of ways to support parasite development, immun evasion or virulence. Their precise functions are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite. The dots require a well-stained specimen to be easily seen!		The dots of different species represent parasite proteins that modify red cell function in a range of ways to support parasite development, immun evasion or virulence. Their precise functions are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite. The dots require a well-stained specimen to be easily seen!
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	The dots of ''P.vivax'' (~~Schuffner~~'s dots) and ''P.ovale'' (James' dots) tend to become apparent during the early trophzoite as faint dots then to be easily seen in later stages. These two forms of dots are morphologically indistinguishable as frequent evenly-distrubuted round dots od similar size.		The dots of ''P.vivax'' (Schüffner's dots) and ''P.ovale'' (James' dots) tend to become apparent during the early trophzoite as faint dots then to be easily seen in later stages. These two forms of dots are morphologically indistinguishable as frequent evenly-distrubuted round dots od similar size.
	<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >		<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >
	File:Schuffner_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Schuffner_dots.jpg}}		File:Schuffner_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Schuffner_dots.jpg}}

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	The dots of different species represent parasite proteins that modify red cell function in a range of ways to support parasite development, immun evasion or virulence. Their precise functions are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite.		The dots of different species represent parasite proteins that modify red cell function in a range of ways to support parasite development, immun evasion or virulence. Their precise functions are ill defined, but their appearances have value in distinguishing the different species of parasite. The dots require a well-stained specimen to be easily seen!
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			The dots of ''P.vivax'' (Schuffner's dots) and ''P.ovale'' (James' dots) tend to become apparent during the early trophzoite as faint dots then to be easily seen in later stages. These two forms of dots are morphologically indistinguishable as frequent evenly-distrubuted round dots od similar size.
	<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >		<gallery mode="nolines" widths="220px" heights="220px" >
	File:Schuffner_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Schuffner_dots.jpg}}		File:Schuffner_dots.jpg\|link={{filepath:Schuffner_dots.jpg}}