...result of some recently published researches. On the diseased condition Mr. Quekett remarks : — " Before fatty degeneration commences in voluntary muscle,...each particle had given way, thereby allowing the myoliue to escape, and destroying all regularity both of the transverse and longitudinal markings....

...Before fatty degeneration commences in voluntary muscles, the transverse striae disappear; and I hare long known that the first trace of this disease is marked by a disturbance of the particles of myoliue, which appear as so many very minute granules scattered irregularly within the sarcolemma,...

...fatty degeneration in voluntary muscle, the transverse strise disappear. According to Mr. Quekett, the first trace of this disease is marked by a disturbance of the particles of myolinc, which appear as so many very minute granules scattered irregularly within the sarcolemma,...

...degeneration ? — " Before fatty degeneration commences in voluntary muscles, the transverse striee disappear; and I have long known that the first trace...sarcolemma, leading one to suppose that the delicate cells around each particle had given way, thereby allowing the myoline to escape, and destroying all...

...commences in voluntary -muscle," says Quekett, in his Lectures on Histology, "the transverse striie disappear; and I have long known that the first trace...disease is marked by a disturbance of the particles of rnyoline, which appear as so many very minute granules, scattered irregularly within the sarcolemma,...