10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NEURINE»
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There are two kinds of neurine, differing in color, consistence, and microscopic
character. They are easily recognized, and soon known to the anatomist. They
are well seen in the brain of Man, and in the Mammalia generally. The one is of a
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The Human Brain: Its Structure, Physiology and Diseases : ...
The essential material of the nervous system is denominated Neurine. Some
anatomists still persist in calling it nervous matter, but it appears to me wrong to
use two words where one expresses the thing to be described much better. There
are ...
3
On the Anatomy of Vertebrates
3 white neurine vary in different parts of the myelon. In fig. 41, l is a section at the
fore (upper) part of the pectoral enlargement, the head of the comma is small, the
tail narrow : in the middle of the enlargement, section 2, the head is larger, with ...
4
A System of Anatomy for the Use of Students of Medicine
NEURINE OF THE SPINAL CORD. gQ^ anatomists to possess a canal in its
centre ; that its outer portion is composed exclusively of the white or fibrous
neurine, and its interior contains a considerable portion of the cineritious or pulpy
neurine, ...
Caspar Wistar, William Edmonds Horner, Joseph Pancoast, 1839
5
Food Poisoning and Foor Infections
Udranszky and Beauman, however, failed to obtain any evidence of intestinal
irritation when dogs were fed with enormous doses of cadaverine. The choline
group of ptomaines includes choline, neurine, muscarine and betaine and is of
more ...
6
London Medical and Surgical Journal
" The three portions may be designated ganglia, commissures, and nerves. " The
small swellings or nodules of neurine, are the ganglia. " The cords which pass
between the different ganglia, and thus connect them together, are the ...
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The human brain, its configuration, structure, development ...
There are two kinds of neurine, differing both in consistence and colour, one
being of a pearly white and fibrous texture, the other ash-coloured or grey, soft
and pulpy : this difference of colour is most evident in man and the higher orders ;
the ...
8
A Critical History of Philosophy
Neither the microscope, nor scalpel, nor chemical analysis, reveal the elementary
constituents of 'the vascular neurine,' much less any susceptibilities to ideas
residing in it. As far as susceptibilities to ideas is concerned, this 'vascular
neurine' ...
Asa Mahan, Richard Friedrich, 2003
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The Eclectic Journal of Medicine
To a certain extent this may be; as where the fibrin of that muscular tissue or the
neurine of the nervous, is more abundantly divided by lax cellular tissue. On
these known differences rests the doctrine of the temperaments. The bodies of
some ...
The colour of neurine presents some varieties, being white, grey, or yellowish,
and in some places of a dusky hue. 89. When a thin layer of nervous substance is
examined with a microscope, it presents the appearance of small granules, ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NEURINE»
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... Naomi and Bob Abraham, Ravenna, Ohio, Neurine Schomer, Durant, Okla., Nanette Loeb, Columbia, Mo. and Natasha Cressel and friend, ... «Park Rapids Enterprise, Aug 13»
