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What is the term used for small eosinophilic structures in the cytoplasm of a cell that can be found in the renal tubular epithelium?
Hyaline droplets
What are eosinophilic globules that arise after the accumulation of immunoglobulin in the cytoplasm of plasma cells called?
Russel bodies
Where are Russel bodies identified, either in reactive disorders or in plasma cell neoplasia?
Cytoplasm
What characterizes type A nuclear inclusions as found in cells infected with herpesvirus and adenovirus?
Amorphous or granular inclusive body with chromatically disrupted nuclei and margination of chromatin fragments
What type of inclusive bodies are well defined and found in cells infected with distemper virus?
Amorphous or granular inclusive bodies with organized nucleus and no margination of chromatin
What is characterized by chromatically disrupted nuclei, marginalization of chromatin fragments, and amorphous or granular inclusive bodies?
Cells infected with herpesvirus and adenovirus.
Which type of inclusive body is found in cells infected with herpesvirus and adenovirus?
Type A inclusive bodies.
Test your knowledge on intracellular hyaline structures which include hyaline droplets and Russel bodies. Learn about their formation in cells and associated pathological conditions.
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