A Course of lectures on physiologyJ. Campbell, 1875 - 531 pages |
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... spinal cord , 32. Cerebral substance , 33. Cerebellum , 34 . III . SPECIAL PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM A ... spinal accessory , 40 . 2. Spinal nerves . Anterior and posterior roots , and recurrent sensibility , 41 . Ganglia at roots ...
... spinal cord , 32. Cerebral substance , 33. Cerebellum , 34 . III . SPECIAL PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM A ... spinal accessory , 40 . 2. Spinal nerves . Anterior and posterior roots , and recurrent sensibility , 41 . Ganglia at roots ...
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... convolutions of the cerebellum . d , Cells from the posterior portion of the gray substance of spinal cord ( dorsal ) . In all these globules the prolongations are more or less torn . A B m . oftener in opposite directions , are.
... convolutions of the cerebellum . d , Cells from the posterior portion of the gray substance of spinal cord ( dorsal ) . In all these globules the prolongations are more or less torn . A B m . oftener in opposite directions , are.
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... spinal cord there are globules whose ramifications connect them with other globules . Sometimes the nerve fibres , on the other hand , terminate in muscles ( motorial end - plates ) , or even in organs which are at present but ...
... spinal cord there are globules whose ramifications connect them with other globules . Sometimes the nerve fibres , on the other hand , terminate in muscles ( motorial end - plates ) , or even in organs which are at present but ...
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... spinal cord , this side ( reduced to inertia ) would consume less prot- agon than the other side . Protagon , whose composition is not yet defined , seems to be a compound of fatty phosphates and neurine , and serves for the nutrition ...
... spinal cord , this side ( reduced to inertia ) would consume less prot- agon than the other side . Protagon , whose composition is not yet defined , seems to be a compound of fatty phosphates and neurine , and serves for the nutrition ...
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... spinal cord was to them but a collection of nerves ending at the brain . The minute study ( histology ) of the gray axis of the spinal cord · and the physiological experiments of Legallois lead us now GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY . 31.
... spinal cord was to them but a collection of nerves ending at the brain . The minute study ( histology ) of the gray axis of the spinal cord · and the physiological experiments of Legallois lead us now GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY . 31.
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