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1936 Biol. Abstr. 10 219 During differentiation the cells..are relatively small..; ergastoplasm is absent and the reserve material consists of yolk globules and lipochondria.

1946 Jrnl. Exper. Zool. 101 361 Apart from finding yolk, pigment granules, and mitochondria, these workers [sc. Ries and Fischer] observed large osmiophilic fat granules... These elements were called lipochondria.

1946 Jrnl. Exper. Zool. 101 374 In the following discussion, while being aware of the arbitrariness of the choice, the term ‘lipochondria’ will be used as an alternative for ‘lipoprotein bodies’. Their conversion product, the fat droplets, may be termed ‘liposomes’.

1950 J. R. Baker in Proc. Linn. Soc. CLXII. 71 Since the particular artifact studied by Golgi represents so badly what is actually present in the living cytoplasm, it no longer seems desirable to connect the great neurologist's name with this cellular constituent. A descriptive name is surely preferable. Ries's name ‘Lipochondrien’ (Ries, 1935) is convenient, but a Greek ending is more suitable for a word that must be used internationally, I therefore suggest lipochondrion (plural lipochondria).

1968 S. M. McGee-Russell & K. F. A. Ross Cell Struct. xxvi. 351 The lipid inclusions of amphibian embryo cells have been studied by Holtfreter and Karasaki. Holtfreter called the larger bodies liposomes, and the small ones lipochondria.

1971 Acta Embryol. Exper. 43 (heading) The cytoplasmic inclusions of the salamander oocyte. III. Lipochondria.