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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «HEMATOGENETIC»
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1
A History of Regeneration Research: Milestones in the ...
Hellmich (1930) described two major classes of cells in the adult urodele
regenerate: hematogenetic cells and histiogenetic, or blood and mesenchymal (
embryonal), cells. In 1931, Hellmich reported that in the older regeneration bud
these ...
Charles E. Dinsmore, 2007
2
Breast Cancer Management and Molecular Medicine
It is interesting to notice that if the risk of hematogenetic dissemination of patients
with stage I/II breast cancer is estimated with the help of gene profiling of the
primary tumor cells, nodal status does not give independent prognostic
information ...
Martine Piccart, William C. Wood, Chie-Mien Hung, 2007
3
Symposium on Development and Growth
He distinguishes two different kinds of cells — hematogenetic and histogenetic —
recognizable in the blastema: the hematogenetic elements are erythrocytes,
lymphocytes, eosinophils, special leucocytes, and plasma cells; the histogenetic
...
He distinguishes two different kinds of cells — hematogenetic and histogenetic —
recognizable in the blastema: the hematogenetic elements are erythrocytes,
lymphocytes, eosinophils, special leucocytes, and plasma cells; the histogenetic
...
He distinguishes two different kinds of cells — hematogenetic and histogenetic —
recognizable in the blastema: the hematogenetic elements are erythrocytes,
lymphocytes, eosinophils, special leucocytes, and plasma cells; the histogenetic
...
Symposium on Development and Growth, 1939
6
Journal of Cutaneous Diseases Including Syphilis
Behrend classes drug eruptions under the title of " Hematogenetic Exanthemata,"
on the theory that they are for the most part due to changes in the blood
susceptible of clinical demonstration. He assigns special prominence to what
may be ...
7
KWiC-Web Fachwortschatz Zahnmedizin, Englisch: KWiC - Key ...
... intestinal10 / pancreatic calculus • pleural [uzt]l dental" / pulp [a]/ subgingival [
d3] calculus • staghorn12 / apatite [ai]/ struvite [-uivait]/ oxalate [ei]/ coral13 /
cystine [si]/ fibrin / weddellite14 / hematogenetic / encysted / pocketed15 /
dislodged16 ...
Ingrid Friedbichler, Michael Friedbichler, 2005
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Women Development Programmes
... as would be implied by such words as hemopoietic, hematopoietic and
hematogenetic that are used in higher animals). Cuenot, L. was perhaps the first
to observe these organs as "phagocytic organ", the most recent reviews on
hemopoietic ...
M. Lakshmi Narasaiah, S.A. Haseena Sulthana, 2007
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The Lung-Air Sac System of Birds: Development, Structure, ...
2.4.1 Hematogenesis Arising from a cytoarchitecturally rather homogeneous
group of primordial mesenchymal cells in the embryonic lung of the domestic fowl
, hematogenetic cells become conspicuous on day 5 of development (Maina
2003a, ...
10
Regulation of Hemopoisis and Hemostasis
... its hematogenetic and medico- geographic orientation. Within the context of
this topic. Professors V.P. Puzyrev, S.V. Nazarenko. andS.V. Lemza discuss the
results of clinical-genetic research into some ethnic groups of the North, using as
a ...
