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Macromelanosomes in Dermal Macrophages

The presence of macromelanosomes, also known as giant melanosomes, in the dermal maerophages has been found in assoeiation with similar structures in the epidermal melanoeytes and keratinocytes of naevus spilus (Konrad et al. 1974), eruptive naevi (Eady et al. 1977) and multiple lentigenes syndrome (Weiss & Zeliekson 1977). The first two reports gave no details of the dermal macrophage melanosomes but a figure in the report by Weiss & Zeliekson (1977) shows a concentric layered, non-filamentous, spherical macromelanosome with vesicular bodies at the periphery. The giant pigment granules found in epidermal and dermal cells in the Chediak-Highasi syndrome are believed to be different from the macromelanosomes by Jimbow et al. (1973) and Konrad et al. (1974), because their internal structure resembles normal melanosomes.