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Figure. 3

From: Isolation and propagation of an Egyptian Theileria annulata infected cell line and evaluation of its use as a vaccine to protect cattle against field challenge

Figure. 3

Microscopic finding of the lesions founded in the dead control animals, (A) Lymph node section from cattle with chronic theileriosis showing only depletion of lymphoid elements in the cortex. H&E. X10. (B) Lymph node section from cattle with acute theileriosis showing extensive necrosis and hemorrhage in the medulla with presence of schizont-infected cells (arrows). H&E. X100. (C) Lymph node section from cattle with acute theileriosis showing extensive necrosis and hemorrhage in the cortex. H&E. X10. (D) Lymph node section from cattle with acute theileriosis showing extensive necrosis and hemorrhage in the medulla. H&E.X10 (E) Liver section from cattle with acute theileriosis showing multiple necrotic foci. H&E.X10 (F) Spleen section from cattle with acute theileriosis showing necrotic foci associated with hemorrhage and hemosidrosis. H&E. X40. (G) Lung section from cattle with chronic theileriosis showing alveolar emphysema and lobular interstitial pneumonia. H&E. X10. (H) Myocardial section from cattle with acute theileriosis showing necrotic foci associated with hemorrhage and lymphoid cell reaction. H&E. X40.

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