Laboratory Outlines for Embryology
Laboratory Outlines for Embryology
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Are they uniform in size?
Draw some of the yolk.
b. A Hard-boiled Egg Break the shell of a hard-boiled egg and remove with- out breaking the white. Observe, again, the air-chamber and the character of the shell and the shell-membrane. Try to peel off the white in thin layers. It will be seen that the white is arranged in the form of a spiral. What is the direction of the spiral? Where is the apex of the spiral? Peel off all the white. Usually the vitelline membrane is also taken off from the yo...lk with the white. Observe the vitelline membrane.
On one part of the yolk there is a disc that is lighter in color than the remainder of the surface of the yolk. This disc is called the "nucleus of Pander. " With a sharp knife or razor cut through the "nucleus of Pander " in such a way as to divide the yolk into two hemispheres. If the egg is fresh, it will be seen that the "nucleus of Pander" is connected by means of a narrow neck to a central portion of the egg composed of similar material. This is lighter in color and is more liquid than the other yolk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are they uniform in size?
Draw some of the yolk.
b. A Hard-boiled Egg Break the shell of a hard-boiled egg and remove with- out breaking the white. Observe, again, the air-chamber and the character of the shell and the shell-membrane. Try to peel off the white in thin layers. It will be seen that the white is arranged in the form of a spiral. What is the direction of the spiral? Where is the apex of the spiral? Peel off all the white. Usually the vitelline membrane is also taken off from the yo...lk with the white. Observe the vitelline membrane.
On one part of the yolk there is a disc that is lighter in color than the remainder of the surface of the yolk. This disc is called the "nucleus of Pander. " With a sharp knife or razor cut through the "nucleus of Pander " in such a way as to divide the yolk into two hemispheres. If the egg is fresh, it will be seen that the "nucleus of Pander" is connected by means of a narrow neck to a central portion of the egg composed of similar material. This is lighter in color and is more liquid than the other yolk.
What to read after Laboratory Outlines for Embryology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Theresa Harman to read onlineMoreLess
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