File:Parasite130116-1-olm Entamoeba gingivalis microscopy.tif
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English: Entamoeba gingivalis - Microscopic diagnosis
Supplemental material from article. In periodontitis or healthy sites, periodontal material including dental plaque was sampled with a probe. The sample was saliva-mounted and immediately observed by phase-contrast microscopy. Amoebae were detected by their producing one lobose pseudopodium at a time, with dark intracellular vacuoles and one nucleus containing a central karyosome and peripheral chromatin. |
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| Source | Bonner, M., Amard, V., Bar-Pinatel, C., Charpentier, F., Chatard, J.-M., Desmuyck, Y., Ihler, S., Rochet, J.-P., Roux de La Tribouille, V., Saladin, L., Verdy, M., Gironès, N., Fresno, M. & Santi-Rocca, J. 2014: Detection of the amoeba Entamoeba gingivalis in periodontal pockets. Parasite, 21, 30. doi:10.1051/parasite/2014029 |
| Author | Mark Bonner, Véronique Amard, Charlotte Bar-Pinatel, Frédéric Charpentier, Jean-Michel Chatard, Yvan Desmuyck, Serge Ihler, Jean-Pierre Rochet, Véronique Roux de La Tribouille, Luc Saladin, Marion Verdy, Núria Gironès, Manuel Fresno and Julien Santi-Rocca |
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