Define germ pore.Differentiate between amyloid, dextrinoid (pseuodamyloid), and inamyloid reactions.Describe the reactions that result in cyanophilous structures and metachromatic structures.Describe the mitic system of mushrooms.

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Define germ pore.
Differentiate between amyloid, dextrinoid (pseuodamyloid), and inamyloid reactions.
Describe the reactions that result in cyanophilous structures and metachromatic structures.
Describe the mitic system of mushrooms.

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