Practical Histology and Embryology

Embryology, Anatomy, and Histology

The paratesticular region is a relatively small anatomical compartment containing a disproportionately large number of anatomic structures. In addition to the testicular collecting system there are mesothelial and mesenchymal components representing extensions of the abdominal cavity and retroperitoneum. The epithelial, mesothelial, and connective tissue elements give rise to a wide variety of ...

Department of Anatomy(Histology and Embryology)

Polypterus,a model animal for studying tetrapod evolution The evolutionary transition from aquatic vertebrates to terrestrial tetrapods occurred around 370 million years ago in the late Devonian period. What changes in genome function caused such evolution and led to the development of new organ remains uncertain. We have been investigating the evolution of the tetrapod body plan using a primit...

Practical Histology and Pathology

In this third edition of his practical little handbook, Dr. Gibbes has introduced a quantity of new matter and subjected the previous edition to revision. The chapters entitled " On Bacteria " and " On Staining Bacteria " consist merely of a few isolated extracts on the subject from certain journals, when a well-digested summary would be much more acceptable. Special manuals on Bacteriology are...

Practical Histology and Pathology

Manual of Anatomy Systematic and Practical, Including Embryology

Anatomy, Systematic and Practical, including Embryology. Originally written by the late A. M. Buchanan, m.a., m.d., c.m., p.r.p.p.s. (Glasg.), Prof, of Anatomy in The Anderson'College of Medicine, Glasgow. Fourth Edition. Edited by a Committee of Anatomists in London. With 667 illustrations, mostly original and in colours. London. Bailliere, Tindall and Cox. 1919. (30s. net.). A feature; of thi...