Cortical projections of fast visceral afferents in the cat and monkey.
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Biomedical subjects
E GARDNER
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Prenatal development and growth of bones in man.
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Biological Phenomena↗
Antigenically modified red cells in chickens infected with Newcastle disease.
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Prenatal development of the human shoulder and acromioclavicular joints.
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Acromioclavicular Joint↗
Pathways to the cerebral cortex for afferent fibers from the hindleg of the cat.
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Blood and nerve supply of joints.
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Humans↗
Blood and nerve supply of joints.
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Humans↗
Projection of afferent fibers from muscles and joints to the cerebral cortex of the cat.
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Animals↗
Problems relating to the structure and function of joints.
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Humans↗
Prenatal development of the human elbow joint.
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Elbow↗
Reflex muscular response to stimulation of articular nerves in the cat.
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Animals↗
Mesons produced by the cyclotron.
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Cyclotrons↗
Prenatal development of the human knee and superior tibiofibular joints.
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Humans↗
Prenatal development of the human hip joint.
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Hip↗
Central connections for afferent fibers from the knee joint of the cat.
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Animals↗
Sensory pathways in the spinal cord of cat and monkey.
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Afferent Pathways↗