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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «GLOMERULE»
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Flora of Tropical East Africa - Compositae (Part 2) (2002)
Glomerule ellipsoid, 10-15 mm long, 6-8 mm in diameter; glomerule bracts not
ciliate; capitulum bracts 2 (only known from type, T 3) 19. S. cristatus Glomerule
globose or ovoid, 5-12 mm long and in diameter; glomerule bracts ciliate;
capitulum ...
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The Medical and Surgical Reporter
It would seem, as M. Charcot has established, that it was necessary to abandon
the old opinion that albuminuria is due to an augmentation of pressure in the
circulation of the glomerule. The classic experiments of Goll and Stockvis show
that ...
Into each glomerule, arterial and venous branches enter (1, C and D, Fig. 67).
The function of the glomerule is to separate the superfluous water from the blood.
This Fig. 67. Diagram of a glomerule, or Malpighian body, of the kidney.
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Human Physiology; Analysis and Digest: For the Use of ...
Into each glomerule, arterial and venous branches enter (1, C and D, Fig. 67).
The function of the glomerule is to separate the superfluous water from the blood.
This V Diagram of a glomerule, or Malpighian body, of the kidney. 1, Longitudinal
...
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The Journal of Comparative Neurology
The protoplasmic processes of the deeper cells pass between the peripheral
cells and subdivide similarly. The relations described are illustrated by Figs, i-j of
Plate XIX. Fig. i. is a section from the ventricle to the glomerule layer showing the
...
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The Hahnemannian Monthly
It is possible, in the frog, to determine with precision the point where the secretion
of albumen takes place, and to demonstrate that this secretion is effected in the
glomerule without participation of the tnbuli eontorti, which, nevertheless, ...
7
A Text-book of Pathology: For Practitioners and Students
Here and there a glomerule is jseen to be destroyed — transformed into
homogeneous or slightly granular detritus — but the greater number of
glomerules are normal. Tubules connected with the destroyed glomerules are
found to be atrophic ...
8
Propagation of Horticultural Crops
Basic unit of inflorescence is dichasial cymes called glomerule. Fruit is a utricle,
indehiscent, enclosed by persistent perianth parts. Seeds are compressed,
smooth, shiny with floury endosperm having black or brown or white colours.
S. Rajan, Baby Lissy Markose,
2007
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A Treatise on Bright's disease and diabetes with especial ...
Proliferation and thickening of the capsular epithelium with compression of the
glomerule. X 120. — After Langhans. With regard to the effect of this proliferation
upon the function of the kidney it is not unlikely that by exerting a pressure upon ...
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Dictionnaire des termes de médecine: français-anglais
Globuline. Globulin. Globulus-pallidus. Internal segment of the lenticular nucleus
of the corpus striatum (German authors). Glomerulaire. Pertaining to the
glomerule. Glomerule. Glomerule ; Glomerulus. Glomerule, -6e. Having
glomerules.
Henry Eugène de Méric,
1899