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Figure 30: TEM of tegument covering the bladder of Cysticercus pisiformis. Five to six-week-old tegument showing tegument cells with ovoid nucleus containing dense chromatin material (Ch), perinuclear cytoplasm containing mitochondria (Mt), glycogen granules (G), small vesicles (V), and different types of inclusion bodies: large lucent vacuole (LV), opaque bodies (arrow), and small dense bodies (arrowhead).

Figure 30: TEM of tegument covering the bladder of <i>Cysticercus pisiformis</i>. Five to six-week-old tegument showing tegument cells with ovoid nucleus containing dense chromatin material (Ch), perinuclear cytoplasm containing mitochondria (Mt), glycogen granules (G), small vesicles (V), and different types of inclusion bodies: large lucent vacuole (LV), opaque bodies (arrow), and small dense bodies (arrowhead).