10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CALYCOID»
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Scientific Memoirs: Selected from the Transactions of ...
On the calycoid organ, which surrounds the nucleus, two separate layers are
distinguished, both by their outer limitation and by their inner structure, an outer
and an inner one ; they are most easily distinguished from each other by the
course ...
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Auditory system: physiology (CNS), behavioral studies, ...
The short latent period of NTB cells may reflect their calycoid innervation. The
large myelinated fibers should have a rapid conduction velocity. More importantly
, the small interval between the presynaptic and postsynaptic components of the
...
Mosche Abeles, Wolf Dieter Keidel, William D. Neff, 1975
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Primate retina and choroid: atlas of fine structure in man ...
15C), the nine double tubules are arranged around the clear center of the
connecting cilium. The lack of the central tubules is characteristic of nonmotile
sensory cilia. The apical tip of the inner segment (IS) and a few calycoid
processes (PC) ...
Wolf Krebs, Ingeborg Krebs, 1991
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
26. MAGNOLIALES.—Arl)01'€0u5 or frutescent (exc. some Dilleniaceze), more or
less exogenous; leaves simple; stipules 0 or deciduous (Illicieae-Magnoliaceze).
Flowers not sessile. Outer Perigonium a calyx or spatha or calycoid involucrum ...
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Elements of Anatomy, General, Special, and Comparative
These vessels are distributed principally to the granular matter at its calycoid
surfaces, in which the tubular cones are lodged. ' The veins are arranged exactly
in the same manner, and connected with the renal trunk, much as the arterial ...
I waited for her tomove away and now, as Itailed her, saw light crystallize inside
her in buds that opened out violently, some globular,someradial, others calycoid,
eruptive or flabellate, followed by clusters of efflorescences that contracted and ...
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From Molecules to Networks: An Introduction to Cellular and ...
... PC, calycoid process; PE, pigment epithelium; RER (SER), rough (smooth)
endoplasmic reticulum; RF, rootlet fibers. Adapted with permission, from Krebs
and Krebs (1991). as pairs of parallel membranes. In cones, these lamellar
stacks are ...
Ruth Heidelberger, M. Neal Waxham, John H. Byrne, 2003
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The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal ... Edinburgh, Constable ...
MAGNOLIALES.—AI'bOl'€OUS or frutescent (exc. some Dilleniaceae), more or
less exogenous; leaves simple; stipules O or deciduous (Illiciem-Magnoliaceae).
Flowers not sessile. Outer Perigonium a calyx or spatha or calycoid involucrum, ...
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A Dictionary of Entomology
Syn Goblet Cell. See Midgut. CALYCOID Adj. (Greek, kalyx I cup + eidos I form.)
Calyx-like in outline shape, form or appearance. See Calyx. Cf. Calyciform. Rel.
Form 2; Shape 2; Outline Shape. CALYCULATE Adj. (Latin, calyculus I little calyx.
) ...
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