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TextSentencer_T1 0-161 Sentence denotes Fine structure of Leishmania donovani in bone marrow aspirates from a patient with visceral leishmaniasis before and during treatment with sodium stibogluconate.
T1 0-161 Sentence denotes Fine structure of Leishmania donovani in bone marrow aspirates from a patient with visceral leishmaniasis before and during treatment with sodium stibogluconate.
TextSentencer_T2 162-364 Sentence denotes The fine structure of Leishmania donovani amastigotes has been studied in bone marrow aspirates from a 4-year-old girl with visceral leishmaniasis before and during treatment with sodium stibogluconate.
T2 162-364 Sentence denotes The fine structure of Leishmania donovani amastigotes has been studied in bone marrow aspirates from a 4-year-old girl with visceral leishmaniasis before and during treatment with sodium stibogluconate.
TextSentencer_T3 365-580 Sentence denotes Free amastigotes in the bone marrow were forming junctions with previously undescribed cytoplasmic buddings of macrophages prior to engulfment; these buddings were suggested to be transient parasitophorous vacuoles.
T3 365-580 Sentence denotes Free amastigotes in the bone marrow were forming junctions with previously undescribed cytoplasmic buddings of macrophages prior to engulfment; these buddings were suggested to be transient parasitophorous vacuoles.
TextSentencer_T4 581-959 Sentence denotes Three stages of infection within macrophage parasitophorous vacuoles were identified: early stage in which the vacuole membrane was closely apposed to entire surface of the amastigote; advanced stage in which the vacuole became slightly distended and contained single amastigote; the late stage in which the vacuole was greatly distended and was occupied by several amastigotes.
T4 581-959 Sentence denotes Three stages of infection within macrophage parasitophorous vacuoles were identified: early stage in which the vacuole membrane was closely apposed to entire surface of the amastigote; advanced stage in which the vacuole became slightly distended and contained single amastigote; the late stage in which the vacuole was greatly distended and was occupied by several amastigotes.
TextSentencer_T5 960-1154 Sentence denotes Prior to treatment, degeneration of parasites has appeared as a partial loss of the pellicle and a low dense perinuclear space and seems to be under digestive lysosomal effects of the host cell.
T5 960-1154 Sentence denotes Prior to treatment, degeneration of parasites has appeared as a partial loss of the pellicle and a low dense perinuclear space and seems to be under digestive lysosomal effects of the host cell.
TextSentencer_T6 1155-1374 Sentence denotes The most consistent effects of treatment on the amastigotes were a reduction on average size and moderate increase in the electron-density of the cytoplasm which was associated with a greater concentration of ribosomes.
T6 1155-1374 Sentence denotes The most consistent effects of treatment on the amastigotes were a reduction on average size and moderate increase in the electron-density of the cytoplasm which was associated with a greater concentration of ribosomes.
TextSentencer_T7 1375-1486 Sentence denotes This may occur in addition to degeneration seen before treatment which dramatically increased during treatment.
T7 1375-1486 Sentence denotes This may occur in addition to degeneration seen before treatment which dramatically increased during treatment.
TextSentencer_T8 1487-1756 Sentence denotes It is suggested that the parasite, during treatment, is under double actions; the drug may function to lyse the parasite intracellularly, while the macrophage lysosomes act to digest the membrane of the parasitophorous vacuole and its vacuolar contents extracellularly.
T8 1487-1756 Sentence denotes It is suggested that the parasite, during treatment, is under double actions; the drug may function to lyse the parasite intracellularly, while the macrophage lysosomes act to digest the membrane of the parasitophorous vacuole and its vacuolar contents extracellularly.