10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARCHIPLASMIC»
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archiplasmic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
archiplasmic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society
To these, too, are related the “batonnets” of the accessory nucleus, the
archoplasmic and archiplasmic loops, and the kinoplasmic filaments. Intra-
Epithelial Glands.;'—M. Nussbaum directs attention to Citelli's§ description of
intra-epithelial ...
It is doubtful whether this chromatoid accessory body be archiplasmic. The ripe
spermatozoon of the sparrow has an anterior and a posterior portion in its head ;
the anterior portion is stained green or violet with acid anilin, the posterior portion
...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain), Sir Frank Crisp, Francis Jeffrey Bell, 1893
3
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association
steadlly progressed in volume and in p at this is not the case, is, however, 577 by
another group of investigators who, using sublimate and _other fixing reagents
and finding centrosome and archiplasmic radiations in the protoplasm have ...
4
Cytology and Cell Physiology
Mitochondria are frequently clumped around the archiplasmic part of the cell (
Figs. 2 and 3 show mitochondria in liver and kidney tubule cells). According to
Policard and Mangenot, quoted by Bensley and Gersh (1933), mitochondria are ...
5
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
Instead they became evident only after the yolk begins to break up into spherules
. In many respects they resemble the archiplasmic material often found around a
nucleus just after the nuclear mem- Fig. 4. — Transverse section of an embryo, ...
Instead they became evident only after the yolk begins to break up into spherules
. In many respects they resemble the archiplasmic material often found around a
nucleus just after the nuclear memFig. 4.—'I'ransverse section of an er-nbryo, ...
Pennsylvania. University. Zoological laboratory, 1909
7
Contributions from the Zoological Laboratory of the ...
In many respects they resemble the archiplasmic material often found around a
nucleus just after the nuclear memFig. 4.—Transverse section of an embryo,
showing the ciliated lumen of the alimentary canal. The endoderm cells are
spreading ...
University of Pennsylvania. Zoological Laboratory, 1909
8
The Journal of the American Medical Association
19, 1901. by another group of investigators who, using sublimate and other fixing
reagents and finding centrosome and archiplasmic radiations in the protoplasm
have constructed theories of protoplasmic structure which exceed in intricacy the
...
9
Proceedings of The Academy of Natural Sciences (Vol. LIIX, ...
Instead they became evident only after the yolk begins to break up into spherules
. In many respects they resemble the archiplasmic material often found around a
nucleus just after the nuclear mem- Fig. 4. — Transverse section of an embryo, ...
10
Australian Journal of Scientific Research: Biological sciences
In the former little change in the archiplasmic complex occurs and it may be
looked upon as a more or less resting stage as far as morphological work is
concerned, while in the latter considerable morphological change occurs. This
phase is ...
