THE RELATION OF NERVE FIBERS TO THE DEVELOPING ENAMEL ORGANS AND DENTAL PAPILLAE OF HUMAN FETUSES OF 7.5 TO 12 WEEKS OF MENSTRUAL AGE.
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Amelogenesis↗
Biomedical subjects
T HUMPHREY
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EMBRYOLOGY OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM: WITH SOME CORRELATIONS WITH FUNCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT.
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Central Nervous System↗
Reflexes elicited by stimulating perineal and adjacent areas of human fetuses.
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Fetus↗
Double simultaneous stimulation of human fetuses and the anatomical patterns underlying the reflexes elicited.
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Fetus↗
Comparative strength of neck flexor muscles in normal and postpoliomyelitis children: a preliminary study.
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Humans↗
Pattern formed at upper cervical spinal cord levels by sensory fibers of spinal and cranial nerves; relation of this pattern to associated gray matter.
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Cervical Cord↗
The trigeminal nerve in relation to early human fetal activity.
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Fetal Movement↗
The spinal tract of the trigeminal nerve in human embryos between 7 1/2 and 8 1/2 weeks of menstrual age and its relation to early fetal behavior.
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Brain↗
Intramedullary sensory ganglion cells in the roof plate area of the embryonic human spinal cord.
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Ganglia, Sensory↗
NEEDED: A BETTER PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT FOR MORE EFFECTIVE REHABILITATION.
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Environment↗
RETARDED CHILDREN FEEL THEIR WAY.
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Child↗
NRA STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES AND PROGRAM.
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Humans↗