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Excerpt from The Anatomical Record, Vol. 11: August, 1916-January, 1917Fig. 4 Globule of paraffin oil injected into ventral fin of tail of Rana cates biana larva on Aug. 13. The globule rested against a blood-capillary, fore ing it to bend slightly. The two Sketches Shown, made four and seven days respectively after the injection, Show the relation of the globule to the blood capillary, to a nearby lymphatic, (lym) and to two mesenchyme cells ...

Excerpt from The Anatomical Record, Vol. 14: January-July, 1918We are at the moment too near to sorrow to sketch with full justice this life. I have been the more willing to give expression to our feelings, at this time, since I fully realize that no word Of eulogy of mine is needed to bring him to your appreciation. We are all familiar with the results of his labor. TO nearly all of us there has been a personal side, not revealed in printed p...

Excerpt from The Anatomical Record, 1912, Vol. 6The sympathetic nerve fibers are found in about 10 per cent of the cultures of the intestine and when they do grow out they are usually present in large numbers, indicating probably that the ganglia scattered along the intestine are only occasionally cut. The chick embryos used were from six to twelve days old.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic ...

Excerpt from The Anatomical Record, Vol. 13: June-December, 1917In the new-born scorpion not all of the muscles are equally well developed. Those of the cephalo-thorax, abdomen and legs seem in general functionally mature, though the oval. Regu larly contoured, and more chromatic character of the nuclei (figs. 5 and 6) indicate a lesser degree of progressive differentia tion. Certain fibers in the region of the head are in the earlv stages of ...

Excerpt from Directions for Work in Histological Laboratory: For the Use of Medical Classes in the University of MichiganFrom one of the layers of an onion remove a small strip of the film which is found on its inner surface. Spread out this thin membrane on a slide in a drop of water, and cover with a cover glass. In studying it use first the low power, and employ one of the smaller openings in the diaphragm. Observe the large cells, oblong o...

Excerpt from Memoirs of the Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, Vol. 26: The Development of the Albino Rat, Mus Norvegicus AlbinusI desire to express my sincere thanks and appreciation of the very material aid given me by Mr. Wayne J Atwell, then Assist ant in the Department of Histology and Embryology of the University of Michigan, in the making of the reconstructions of the oviducts included in this account.About the PublisherForgotten ...

Excerpt from The Anatomical Record, Vol. 19: June-November, 1920From Mr. Raines were secured the following data: The dog was born October 7, 1918, died from exposure to cold the night of January 9, 1919. Her father was a shepherd, her mother a bull-terrier, both parents were apparently normal. The litter included in addition to this abnormal individual one normal brother and three normal sisters. The six-legged puppy appeared in life otherwise...

Excerpt from The Anatomical Record, Vol. 15: August, 1918 February, 1919E. D. Congdon. The embryonic structure of avian heart muscle aith some considera tions regarding its earliest contraction. Ten figures.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology t...

Excerpt from The Anatomical Record, Vol. 19: June-November, 1920 From Mr. Raines were secured the following data: The dog was born October 7, 1918, died from exposure to cold the night of January 9, 1919. Her father was a shepherd, her mother a bull-terrier, both parents were apparently normal. The litter included in addition to this abnormal individual one normal brother and three normal sisters. The six-legged puppy appeared in life otherwi...

Excerpt from The Anatomical Record, 1912, Vol. 6 The sympathetic nerve fibers are found in about 10 per cent of the cultures of the intestine and when they do grow out they are usually present in large numbers, indicating probably that the ganglia scattered along the intestine are only occasionally cut. The chick embryos used were from six to twelve days old. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and cl...

Excerpt from Directions for Work in Histological Laboratory: For the Use of Medical Classes in the University of Michigan From one of the layers of an onion remove a small strip of the film which is found on its inner surface. Spread out this thin membrane on a slide in a drop of water, and cover with a cover glass. In studying it use first the low power, and employ one of the smaller openings in the diaphragm. Observe the large cells, oblong...

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Excerpt from Memoirs of the Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, Vol. 26: The Development of the Albino Rat, Mus Norvegicus Albinus As concerns the process of segmentation in placental mammals, there are still lacking sufficiently comprehensive observations embracing a number of forms to enable a clear and succinct presentation of the rate of blastomere formation, the cytomorphosis of the cells, and of the relative position of the several...