| 1859 - 482 páginas
...meeting I was asked if I had seen any trace of organization in the globules of the Vibrio-like fibrillae of the muscle of Sagitta. (See p. 108 of this number)....immovable and stiff, lashed about with very marked effect upon the cells to which they belonged, and caused them to change place constantly. At last the inner... | |
| American Academy of Arts and Sciences - 1860 - 490 páginas
...and a single large, clear mesoblast. " When decomposition ensued, these cells became still further separated from each other, and danced about in the...immovable and stiff, lashed about with very marked effect upon the cells to which they belonged, and caused them to change place constantly. At last the inner... | |
| American Academy of Arts and Sciences - 1860 - 472 páginas
...and a single large, clear mesoblast. " When decomposition ensued, these cells became still further separated from each other, and danced about in the manner which I have just described. The vibratile ciliae were not observed to share in this movement ; in fact, I could ' not detect their presence,... | |
| 1860 - 448 páginas
...wall becomes separated from the outer one, but not completely, for the cells of the two adhere to each by elongated processes varying in number from one...immovable and stiff, lashed about with very marked effect upon the cells to which they belonged, and caused them to change place constantly. At last the inner... | |
| 1860 - 452 páginas
...wall becomes separated from the outer one, but not completely, for the cells of the two adhere to each by elongated processes varying in number from one...other, and danced about in the manner which I have just deseribed. The vibratile cilia were not observed to share in this movement; in fact, I could not detect... | |
| Henry James Clark - 1865 - 366 páginas
...(nucleus). When decomposition ensued, these cells became still farther separated from each other (fig. 50) and danced about in the manner which I have just described....immovable and stiff, lashed about with very marked effect upon the cells to which they belonged, and caused them to change place constantly. At last the inner... | |
| Henry James Clark - 1865 - 344 páginas
...numerous red or brown granules, a few transparent globules, and a single large clear mesoblast (nucleus). When decomposition ensued, these cells became still farther separated from each other (fig. 50) and danced about in the manner which I have just described. The vibratile cilia were not... | |
| 1867 - 448 páginas
...wall becomes separated from the outer one, but not completely, for the cells of the two adhere to each by elongated processes varying in number from one...immovable and stiff, lashed about with very marked effect upon the cells to which they belonged, and caused them to change place constantly. At last the inner... | |
| 1860 - 976 páginas
...cells became still farther separated from eych other and danced about in the mannerwhich I have thns described. The vibratile cilia were not observed to...immovable and stiff, lashed about with very marked effect upon the cells to which they belonged, and caused them to change place constantly. At last the inner... | |
| 1860 - 448 páginas
...nu• merous red or brown granules, a few transparent globules, and a single large, clear mcsoblast. When decomposition ensued, these cells became still...processes, which heretofore had remained immovable and stiflf, lashed about with very marked effect upon the cells to which they belonged, and caused them... | |
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