Salvation by science (Natural salvation) : immortal life on the earth from the growth of knowledge and the development of the human brain (1913)
Stephens, C. A. (Charles Asbury), 1844-1931 · Norway Lake, Me. : The Laboratory · leaf 49
t of the whole organism for contraction and elonga-tion, we find the living substance responding after a manner,sketched in Figure 5, which represents a muscle cell at two stagesof contraction, a first, or initial stage, and a maximum stage; therelaxation, or elongation stage being the same,… … nucleus; that is to say, the living matter of this part of the cellstill retains the original character of all cells not specialized bythe needs of the whole organism and devoted to particular uses THE PROMETHEAN FAITH 41 and functions. This is the part to which self-life, growth, etc., isnow…
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