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What is All are seen in cyst of E. histolytica except - and explain in detail?
Ingested RBC are seen in trophozoite not in cyst. Option 1, 2, 3, 4 Cystic stage of E. histolytica: Size and shape - 12-15 um, spherical. Cyst wall - highly refractive membrane. Nucleus - Eccentric nucleus, mature cyst contain 4 nucleuses. Cytoplasm - 1-4 chromatid bodies, glycogen mass (stain brown with iodine), both gradually disappear as the cyst matures from uninucleate to quadrinucleate. Chromatoid body - Present in immature cysts, Thick bars with rounded ends. Image:Mature Cyst of Entamoeba coli in an unstained wet mount preparation. fig:-showing labelled diagram of trophozoite and cyst