10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NEURULAR»
Discover the use of
neurular in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
neurular and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Creation and Evolution: A Biosemiotic Approach
In play, the neurular system, and even more so the noetic system, learn to master
the previous systems in accordance with the activities of awakeness. From the
extent of these preparations one can learn that inner adaptation to an immaterial
...
Friedrich Salomon Rothschild, 2000
Close to the front end of the body the two halves of the nerve cord unite and
gradually enlarge to form the brain (Fig. 15; Plate 19:84). The two neurular tubes
converge towards the brain and meanwhile the neural tissue lying on the adaxial
...
3
ADVANCES IN CANCER RESEARCH
Spofford notes that differentiative behavior of neurular ectoderm in isolation may
be different from that in a transplantation experiment of the kind he carried out.
The difference implies that relations with underlying and surrounding tissues ...
Jesse Philip Greenstein, Alexander Haddow, 1956
4
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London: ...
(7) “NEURULAR STAGE,”* CHARACTERISED BY DIFFERENTIATION or
MEDULLARY PLATE, ETC. SPECIMENS Z, ZZ, M AND H. The further
developmental history of the embryonic area has been followed in our
investigation as far as the ...
5
The American Development of Biology
From the very formation of the egg cell to full development of the differentiated
neurular stage, Whitman used the most advanced techniques and meticulously
detailed his observations and their significance in light of other studies on the
same ...
Ronald Rainger, Keith R. Benson, Jane Maienschein, 1991
6
J. T. Wilson and the Fraternity of Duckmaloi
On Weismann: F Churchill, 1986, 30. On Gaskell: Geison, DSB. 27. Neurular
stage: Nature, 24.8.1905, 401; JTW & JPH 1907b, 34, 92-101, 122, 138-54;
Watson RSO on JPH, 107. 28. Watson RSO on JPH, 107. 29. JTW 1902b. 30.
JTWl905d.
7
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF CYTOLOGY
But Karasaki finds that the neurular epidermis has smooth EV while those in the
neural cells have numerous ribosomes attached. The neural tissue is
metabolically very active and therefore Karasaki's description seems more
probable.
Geoffrey H. Bourne, James Frederic Danielli, 1967
8
English Language Word Builder
GANGLIAR LINGULAR NEURULAR PLUMULAR SCAPULARy TOPSIDER
BACCARAT DRIBBLET INSCULPT MARMOSET PASSMENT QUARTETTO
SAFARIST TRANCHET CANZONET EMONGEST INTERNET MISPLANT
PERSICOT ...
Some of the individuals which were treated with lmc/l radio-intensity and escaped
death grew to be tail bud embryos after the neurular stage, but others remained
gastrulae, and still others died and suffered clasmatosis. On the 16th day of ...
10
Microscopic Anatomy of Invertebrates, Onychophora, ...
Van der Land and N0rrevang (1977) included a reconstruction of the "neurular
tubes" of Lamellibrachia luymesi at the posterior margin of the ventral ciliated
field that indicated that these structures fuse to produce the single "neurular tube"
in ...
Frederick W. Harrison, Mary E. Rice, 1993
