10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BLASTEMIC»
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1
South African Journal of Zoology
The anlage of the future ethmomaxillary ligaments, which attach the proximal
ends of the maxillaries to the dorsal surface (and later also the ventral surface) of
the rostral cartilage, can now also be identified in this anterior blastemic mass.
2
Stedman's Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and ...
blackhead. blastemic. black-head (blak'hed) 1. SYN open comedo. 2. SYN
histomoniasis. black lung (blak lung) A form of pneumoconio- sis. common in
coal miners, characterized by deposit of carbon particles in the lung. SYN miner's
lung ...
Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 2005
3
Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
—blastemal, blastematic, blastemic, adj. blastemata, blastemal, blastematic,
blastemic. See blastema. blastic transformation, a late stage in the progress of
chronic granulocytic leukaemia; the disease becomes more aggressive and
leukaemic ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
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Pathophysiology: CV, dermatology, GU, orthopedic, general ...
B. Presence of blastemic, stromal, and epithelial cell types [Correct] Wilms tumor
is the most common tumor of the kidney in children. This small round blue cell
tumor demonstrates the presence of cells attempting to recapitulate different
stages ...
Todd A. Swanson, Sandra I. Kim, Olga E. Flomin, 2008
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
... or creating a complete organism in asexual reproduction. 3. the budding or
sprouting area of a plant. See also primordium. —blastemal, blastematic,
blastemic, adj. -blastema /-blas'tomo/, suffix meaning a “beginning substance or
foundation ...
6
Advances in Insect Physiology APL
The events at the blastemic level are represented in a manner which disregards
the movements of the blastema relative to the yolk plasmodium (sec Figs 4 and 7(
a)). The first change probably occurring at the blastemic level is the progressive ...
J. E. Treherne, Michael J. Berridge, Sir Vincent Brian Wigglesworth, 1976
PPB showing heterogeneous malignant mesenchymal cells with
rhabdomyosarcomatous (A), blastemic (B), mixture of blastemic and
rhabdomyosarcomatous (C), and fibrosarcomatous appearance (D). (Courtesy of
Dr. John Hicks, Children's ...
8
Kungl. Svenska vetenskapsakademiens handlingar
20 B), the two blastemic parietal pri- mordia have fused into one, containing the
bony rudiments, incompietely fused at this stage. This compound blastemic
primordium, which has a rostro-caudal extent, occupies an area nearly
corresponding ...
9
On the Morphology and Taxonomy of the Middle Devonian ...
20 B), the two blastemic parietal pri- mordia have fused into one, containing the
bony rudiments, incompietely fused at this stage. This compound blastemic
primordium, which has a rostro-caudal extent, occupies an area nearly
corresponding ...
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Kungl. Svenska vetenskapsakademiens handlingar
20 B), the two blastemic parietal primordia have fused into one, containing the
bony rudiments, incompletely fused at this stage. This compound blastemic
primordium, which has a rostro-caudal extent, occupies an area nearly
corresponding to ...
Kungl. Svenska vetenskapsakademien, 1948
