File:Cryptosporidiosis03.jpeg
Under low magnification, this photomicrograph reveals some of the histopathologic changes displayed by a section in small bowel tissue biopsy in a case of cryptosporidiosis due to an unknown specie of Cryptosporidium. In this particular view, Cryptosporidium parasites can be seen parasitizing the small bowel epithelial cell lining (arrows). See PHIL 14383, for a greater magnification of this image. (This image was provided by Jonathan W.M. Gold, M.D., Assoc. Dir. Special Microbiology Lab, Assist. Attending Physician, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and Assist. Prof. of Medicine, Cornell Univ. Med. College, New York.)
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