Nucleolus - Revision history

Michael: /* Indistinct nucleolus */

2015-10-21T05:47:51Z

Indistinct nucleolus

2015-10-21T05:47:33Z

Macronucleolus

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	*Reed-Sternberg cell ([[Hodgkin lymphoma]]) ~ 5-7 micrometers.<ref name=Ref_PCPBoD8_329>{{Ref PCPBoD8\|329}}</ref>		*Reed-Sternberg cell ([[Hodgkin lymphoma]]) ~ 5-7 micrometers.<ref name=Ref_PCPBoD8_329>{{Ref PCPBoD8\|329}}</ref>

	Image:		===Image===
	*[http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Glioblastoma_with_extreme_nuclear_enlargement_-_very_high_mag.jpg Extreme nuclear enlargement with huge macronucleoli (WC)].		<gallery>
			Image:Glioblastoma_with_extreme_nuclear_enlargement_-_very_high_mag.jpg \| Extreme nuclear enlargement with huge macronucleoli. (WC)
			</gallery>

	==Red nucleolus==		==Red nucleolus==

2014-10-27T15:54:27Z

Red nucleolus

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	*[[Melanoma]].		*[[Melanoma]].
	*[[Serous carcinoma]].		*[[Serous carcinoma]].
			*[[Hereditary leiomyomatosis and renal cell carcinoma\|Hereditary leiomyomatosis renal cell carcinoma syndrome associated renal cell carcinoma‎‎]].

	==Large nucleolus==		==Large nucleolus==

2014-09-22T04:59:49Z

+images

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			[[Image:Epithelioid_sarcoma_-_cropped_-_very_high_mag.jpg\|thumb\|right\|[[Micrograph]] showing a tumour (epithelioid sarcoma) with prominent nucleoli. [[H&E stain]].]]
	The '''nucleolus''' (plural '''nucleoli''') is a thingy in the nucleus that may give the pathologist a clue to what they are looking at.		The '''nucleolus''' (plural '''nucleoli''') is a thingy in the nucleus that may give the pathologist a clue to what they are looking at.

2013-03-23T04:34:57Z

Macronucleolus

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	Example:		Example:
	*Reed-Sternberg cell ([[Hodgkin lymphoma]]) ~ 5-7 micrometers.<ref name=Ref_PCPBoD8_329>{{Ref PCPBoD8\|329}}</ref>		*Reed-Sternberg cell ([[Hodgkin lymphoma]]) ~ 5-7 micrometers.<ref name=Ref_PCPBoD8_329>{{Ref PCPBoD8\|329}}</ref>

			Image:
			*[http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Glioblastoma_with_extreme_nuclear_enlargement_-_very_high_mag.jpg Extreme nuclear enlargement with huge macronucleoli (WC)].

	==Red nucleolus==		==Red nucleolus==

2012-08-10T02:04:15Z

nl update

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	*[[Prostatic adenocarcinoma]].		*[[Prostatic adenocarcinoma]].
	*[[Oncocytoma]].		*[[Oncocytoma]].
	*Mammary carcinoma, no special type.		*[[Invasive ductal carcinoma of the breast\|Mammary carcinoma, no special type]].
	*[[Embryonal carcinoma]].		*[[Embryonal carcinoma]].
			*[[Squamous metaplasia of the uterine cervix]].

	==Small==		==Small==

2012-05-31T13:28:59Z

Large nucleolus

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	**[[Atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumour]].		**[[Atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumour]].
	**Epithelioid [[angiosarcoma]].		**Epithelioid [[angiosarcoma]].

			*[[Ganglion cell]]:
			**Ganglion (benign).
			**[[Gangliocytic paraganglioma]].
			**[[Ganglioneuroma]].

	==Medium-sized nucleolus==		==Medium-sized nucleolus==

2012-05-31T13:26:29Z

Medium-sized nucleolus: fix sp., w

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	Examples:		Examples:
	*Prostatic ~~adenoacrinoma~~.		*[[Prostatic adenocarcinoma]].
	*Oncocytoma.		*[[Oncocytoma]].
	*Mammary carcinoma, no special type.		*Mammary carcinoma, no special type.
	*[[~~Embyronal~~ carcinoma]].		*[[Embryonal carcinoma]].

	==Small==		==Small==

2012-05-31T13:24:28Z

chg cat.

2011-08-05T20:29:22Z

tweak

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	The '''nucleolus''' (plural '''nucleoli''') is a thingy in the nucleus that may give the pathologist a clue to what they are looking at.		The '''nucleolus''' (plural '''nucleoli''') is a thingy in the nucleus that may give the pathologist a clue to what they are looking at.

	Generally speaking, large nucleoli ~~are uncommon. They~~ are associated with gene transcription ~~activity and~~ are seen in ~~malignancy~~ and reactive conditions.		Generally speaking, large nucleoli suggest something is happening - they are associated with gene transcription. Large nucleoli are seen in malignancies and reactive conditions.

	==Macronucleolus==		==Macronucleolus==