[Study of the functioning of the reproductive organs of helix aspersa snail by the method of organ cultures (author's transl)].
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L Gomot
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[Problems posed by organ culture of adult human skin].
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[The effects of thyroxine on the pituitary and thyroid gland of male Pekin, Barbarie and hybrid ducks (from the crossing of male Pekin and female Barbarie ducks), castrated or uncastrated].
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[Annual changes in the testicular activity of hybrid ducks resulting from crossing Pekin males (Anas platyrhynchos L.) and barbarie females (Cairina moschata L.)].
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[Modifications of genital tract differentiation of female ducks of genus Cairina, Anas and of their hybrids under the effect of a female hormone].
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[Tissue interactions during organogenesis of the mammary gland in the rabbit embryo].
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[Differentiation in vive and in culture in vitro of the primary or pulsatile cardiac anlage of Rana temporaria L].
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[Gonadal intersexuality in female hybrids from crossing of the Peking drake and the Barbary duck].
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Cultivation in vitro of organs of the fresh water gastropod prosobranch mollusc Viviparus viviparus L.
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Allogeneic and xenogeneic grafts in pulmonate gastropod molluscs: fates of neural transplants.
Neural intracerebral allo- and xenografts in pulmonate gastropods demonstrated a variation in the tolerance of neural xenogeneic grafts that was dependent on the phylogenetic distance between the donor and the host. Like allografts, neural congeneric xenografts (Hp/Haa and H1/Haa) of cerebral ganglia (CG) were tolerated and restored growth in juvenile mesocerebrum-deprived (Haa) snails. However, CG neural xenografts between different genera of stylommatophorans (Achatina fulica/Haa) or between genera of different orders (Lymnaea stagnalis: Basommatophora/Haa: Stylommatophora) revealed an interspecific histoincompatibility. These results, compared with those described by other authors, suggest that gastropods possess mechanisms for the recognition of non-self that depend on the organ considered and the phylogenetic distance separating host and donor. Research should now attempt to identify the factors responsible for graft destruction.
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[Transplantation of gonads in the study of the determinism of sterility in intergeneric duck hybrids].
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