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Microbiology for Medical II Students
Lab 1.10 Molluscum Contagiosum
Slide 1 (129)
This viral disease produces 1-2 mm pinhead-sized skin lesions with a central depression. This slide shows the complete lesion of proliferated squamous epithelium filled with eosinophilic inclusion bodies. These are the largest known inclusion bodies, thus they are visible on low power scanning. |
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Slide 2 (129)
Higher power: Molluscum lesion
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