 | 1905 - 592 páginas
...were able to maintain their vitality and grow to a greater or less extent. This work is summarized as follows: — 1. Certain types of epithelium (epidermis)...peculiar character, and produce nodules analogous to dcrtnoid cysts or more complicated teratomata. 2. In no case has any epithelium of a highly differentiated... | |
 | Harvard Medical Alumni Association - 1905 - 1160 páginas
...Brewer Croft Cancer Commission, working under the endowment lately left to the Harvard Medical School for the investigation of the cause of cancer, has...complicated teratomata. (2) In no case has any epithelium of a highly differentiated function been seen to maintain its power of growth or to proliferate. (3) The... | |
 | 1905 - 408 páginas
...changes which take place at the epiphyseal line in the ossification of the long bones. CONCLUSIONS. 1. Certain types of epithelium (epidermis), both adult...complicated teratomata. 2. In no case has any epithelium of a highly differentiated function been seen to maintain its power of growth or to proliferate. 3. The... | |
 | Harold Clarence Ernst - 1905 - 676 páginas
...the ossification of the long bones. 1. Certain types of epithelium (epidermis), both adult and fetal, can be experimentally removed from their normal position...complicated teratomata. 2. In no case has any epithelium of a highly differentiated function been seen to maintain its power of growth or to proliferate. 3. The... | |
 | 1905 - 618 páginas
...their new situation. He concludes that "certain types of epithelium (epidermis), both adult and fetal, can be experimentally removed from their normal position...implanted into another part of the same animal, and under these circumstances can maintain their 'potentiality of growth,' retain their own peculiar character,... | |
 | 1906 - 516 páginas
...This work is summarized as follows : 1. Certain types of epithelium (epidermis), both adult and fetal, can be experimentally removed from their normal position...complicated teratomata. 2. In no case has any epithelium of a highly differentiated function been seen to maintain its power of growth or to proliferate. 3. The... | |
 | Hobart Amory Hare - 1906 - 372 páginas
...Nichols* quite recently has found that: 1. Certain types of epithelium (epidermis), both adult and fetal, can be experimentally removed from their normal position...nodules analogous to dermoid cysts or more complicated teratoma. 2. In no case has any epithelium of a highly differentiated function been seen to maintain... | |
 | Harvard Medical School. Cancer Commission - 1907 - 538 páginas
...ossification of the long bones. CONCLUSIONS. 1. Certain types of epithelium (epidermis), both adult and fetal, can be experimentally removed from their normal position...complicated teratomata. 2. In no case has any epithelium of a highly differentiated function been seen to maintain its power of growth or to proliferate. 3. The... | |
 | 1905 - 806 páginas
...His conclusions are as follows : (1) Certain types of epithelium (epidermis), both adult and fetal, can be experimentally removed from their normal position...complicated teratomata. (2) In no case has any epithelium of a highly differentiated function been seen to maintain its power of growth or to proliferate. (3) The... | |
 | 1905 - 602 páginas
...their new situation. He concludes that "certain types of epithelium (epidermis), both adult and fetal, can be experimentally removed from their normal position...implanted into another part of the same animal, and under these circumstances can maintain their 'potentiality of growth.' retain their own peculiar character,... | |
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... retain their own peculiar character, and produce nodules analogous to dermoid cysts or more complicated teratomata. 2. In no case has any epithelium of a highly differentiated function been seen to maintain its power of growth or to proliferate. 3.... 