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... tissue , after Edwards , • 460 130. Muscular tissue , after Edwards , 461 · 131. Nervous tissue , after Edwards , 132. Cellules of brain , after Dutrochet , 133. Primary organic cell , showing the germinal cell , nucleus , and nucleolus ...
... tissue , after Edwards , • 460 130. Muscular tissue , after Edwards , 461 · 131. Nervous tissue , after Edwards , 132. Cellules of brain , after Dutrochet , 133. Primary organic cell , showing the germinal cell , nucleus , and nucleolus ...
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... tissue , of which the various organs of the body are composed . These fibres , and indeed every organized structure , are considered by modern histologists to be formed originally from cellgerms or cytoblasts : the resulting cells ...
... tissue , of which the various organs of the body are composed . These fibres , and indeed every organized structure , are considered by modern histologists to be formed originally from cellgerms or cytoblasts : the resulting cells ...
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... tissue , skin , tendons , ligaments , and cartilages . The membranes and bones also contain a large quantity of it . It is obtained by boiling these sub- stances for some time in water ; clarifying the concentrated solution ; allowing ...
... tissue , skin , tendons , ligaments , and cartilages . The membranes and bones also contain a large quantity of it . It is obtained by boiling these sub- stances for some time in water ; clarifying the concentrated solution ; allowing ...
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... tissue ; cover- ing the articular extremities of bones to facilitate their movements ; sometimes added to bones to prolong them , as in the case of the ribs ; at others , placed within the articulations to act as elastic cushions ; and ...
... tissue ; cover- ing the articular extremities of bones to facilitate their movements ; sometimes added to bones to prolong them , as in the case of the ribs ; at others , placed within the articulations to act as elastic cushions ; and ...
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... tissue . It is spread out in the shape of a web ; and , in man , serves to line cavities and reservoirs ; and to form , support , and envelope organs . Bichat divides membranes into two kinds , simple and compound , ac- cording as they ...
... tissue . It is spread out in the shape of a web ; and , in man , serves to line cavities and reservoirs ; and to form , support , and envelope organs . Bichat divides membranes into two kinds , simple and compound , ac- cording as they ...
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