An Introduction to Biophysics, by David Burns ...J. & A. Churchill, 1929 - 580 Seiten |
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... layers differ markedly in shape from one another and from the middle layers . The outer layer is exposed to air ( skin ) or to the free external fluids of the body ( mouth and gullet ) on the one side , but is in contact with cells on ...
... layers differ markedly in shape from one another and from the middle layers . The outer layer is exposed to air ( skin ) or to the free external fluids of the body ( mouth and gullet ) on the one side , but is in contact with cells on ...
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... Layer of non - myelinated nerve fibres . 2. Ganglionic nerve cell layer . 3. Inner molecular layer . Interlacing dendrites of 2 and 4 . 4. Inner nuclear layer . Bipolar nerve cells . 5. Outer molecular layer . Dendrites of 4 and 6 . 6 ...
... Layer of non - myelinated nerve fibres . 2. Ganglionic nerve cell layer . 3. Inner molecular layer . Interlacing dendrites of 2 and 4 . 4. Inner nuclear layer . Bipolar nerve cells . 5. Outer molecular layer . Dendrites of 4 and 6 . 6 ...
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... layer and in function . Structure . Briefly the rods , as their name implies , are columnar structures lying in contact with and normal to the pigmented layer of cells . Their inner portion is attached by a process to a small bipolar ...
... layer and in function . Structure . Briefly the rods , as their name implies , are columnar structures lying in contact with and normal to the pigmented layer of cells . Their inner portion is attached by a process to a small bipolar ...
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THE STORAGE OF ENERGY | 14 |
LIBERATION OF ENERGY 1 CALORIMETRY | 22 |
LIBERATION OF ENERGY 2 THE ANIMAL | 31 |
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