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Edité par 1896-1933., [Various places], 1896

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33 offprints. Each loosely deals with the huge topic of inflammation. / "The 20th century was marked by rapid advancements in understanding the nature and underlying mechanisms of the microvascular responses to inflammation. The development of new in vivo models of inflammation, methods to capture and store images of the microcirculation, and the application of mathematical and engineering approaches to quantify variables such as leukocyte adhesion, vasomotor function, and vascular permeability allowed the field to move forward at a greatly accelerated pace. This period also brought new chemical methods that enabled the discovery of different inflammatory mediators and coagulation factors." â€" Inflammation and the Microcirculation. Morgan & Claypool, Life Sciences. 2010. For this collection (33 pieces) [I]. ADAMI, J. George [John] (1862-1926). Inflammation. New York: Macmillan, 1896. 8vo. pp. [iv], [54]-139. Original printed wrappers. Waterstained throughout. "For Private Circulation." Good. / Adami was the head of the pathological department of the Royal Victoria Hospital. From 1892, he was professor of pathology in McGill University, Montreal, Canada. / [II]. ABRAMSON, Harold A. (1899-1980). The mechanism of the inflammatory process. I. The electrophoresis of the blood cells of the horse and its relation to leucocyte emigration. Offprint. The Journal of Experimental Medicine, Dec., 1, 1927. Vol. xlxi, no. 6, pp. 987-1002. Original printed wrappers; hole-punched. / Harold Alexander Abramson was an American physician (clinical allergist), remembered as a proponent of the junk science of therapeutic LSD. In the 1920s and 1930s, Abramson traveled widely, and was affiliated with laboratories at Johns Hopkins and Harvard, as well as the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry in Berlin. / [III]. CARLETON, H.M. [Harry Montgomerie] (1896-1956). The Origin of Dust-Cells in the Lung. Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science, vol. 71, pt. U, August 1927. Plate. Printed wrappers; hole-punched. Very good. / Carleton was Demonstrator in Histology, University of Oxford. / [IV]. CLARK, Eliot R. (1881-); Eleanor Linton CLARK (1888-). On the Failure of endothelial cells, even after desquamation, to be transformed into wandering cells, with observations on the nature of endothelium. Philadelphia: Wistar-Institute Press, 1927. Offprint. Anat. Rec., vol. 36, no. 4, October 25, 1927. Printed wrappers; hole-punched. / [V]. DUSTIN, A.P. Quelques mots à propos du « blocage du systà me reticulo-endothelial. » Liege : H. Vaillant-Carmanne, 1927. Offprint. Archives Internationales de Medecine Experimentale. Printed wrappers; hole-punched. Very good. Rubberstamp: « Hommage de l'Autheur.» / [VI]. KREDEL, Frederick E. [Evert] (1903-1961). The physical relation of cells in tissue cultures. Offprint. Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, vol. XL, no. 4, pp. 216-27, April, 1927. Printed wrappers; hole-punched. Very good. / [VII]. LEWIS, Warren H. (1870-1964). Migration of neutrophilic leucocytes. Offprint. Printed wrappers; covers separated, hole-punched. / Warren Harmon Lewis was an American embryologist and cell biologist. He was an elected member of the National Academy of Sciences and the American Philosophical Society. / [VIII]. BLOOM, William (1899-1972). Mammalian Lymph in Tissue Culture. From Lymphocyte to Fibroblast. Jena: Fischer, 1928. pp. 269-307, [1]. Plates 24-26 (colored). Offprint: Archiv fur experimentelle Zellforschung, 1928. Plain printed wrappers; browned, hole-punched. Stamped: With the compliments of the author. / Bloom studied with Alexander A. Maximow (1925-1928). "When Bloom began to work with Maximow, the latter was the leading proponent of the Unitarian theory of the origin of blood cells, which held that all types of blood cells derive from a common stem cell that he identified as the lymphocyte. The circulating small lymphocyte of the blood was considered to be a hemopoietic stem cell (hemocy.

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Various authors.
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[Inflammation â€" offprints, arranged by year of publication 1896-1938].
Éditeur
1896-1933., [Various places]
Année de publication
1896
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