Histochemical observations on the fetal ovary and testis of the horse.
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J DAVIES
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Histochemistry of the rabbit placenta.
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Permeability of the rabbit placenta to glucose and fructose.
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Postoperative hypoparathyroidism.
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Cytological evidence of protein absorption in fetal and adult mammalian kidneys.
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A note on the myogenic origin of the obplacental giant cells of the rabbit uterus.
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Comparison of aldehyde fuchsin staining, metachromasia and periodic acid-Schiff reactivity of various tissues.
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Correlated anatomical and histochemical studies on the mesonephros and placenta of the sheep.
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Neuro-mesodermal relationships as illustrated by a specimen of synotia in the sheep.
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Nephric development in the sheep with reference to the problem of the ruminant pronephros.
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Cine-photomicrographic apparatus with constant temperatur chamber for tissue culture studies.
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Clinicopathological conference; polycystic kidney.
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The pronephros and the early development of the mesonephros in the duck.
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Preliminary studies on the demonstration of insulin in the islets by the fluorescent antibody technic.
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