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Stöhr's histology, arranged upon an embryological basis (1906)

Stöhr, Philipp, 1849-1911, Lewis, Frederic Thomas, 1875-1951 · Philadelphia, P. Blakiston · leaf 156

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en does notnormally retain this function in the adult. The red Ijone marrow becomesthe essential permanent location for the production of red corpuscles,and throughout hfe it contains the multiplying erythroblasts. In certainimportant diseases normoblasts leave the marrow and occur in the… … 14^ HISTOLOGY. With the loss of the nuclei the red corpuscles become smaller and cupshaped; they are convex on one side and concave on the other. (Bellshapjed, implying a flaring rim, is a less descriptive term; saucer shaped,signifying that they are often shallow cups, has lately been…

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