Quain's Elements of Anatomy. Edited By Edward Albert Schäfer And George Dancer Thane
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12U THE WOLFFIAN DUCT AND BODY.
When completely formed, the Wolffian bodies are seen on opening the abdomen of the embryo as long prominent vascular organs projecting into the peritoneal cavity on either side of the intestine, and showing in section numerous Malpighian corpuscles and uriniferous tubules variously cut (fig. 143).
Soon after having attained its complete condition of development, the Wolftan body begins to undergo atrophic changes. These proceed much further in the Fig. 143. — Tka...hsveksb section of ihis WOLFFIAN BODY OF THE CHICK ON THE FOUKTH DAY. (Waldeyer.) m, mesentery ; L, body wall ; a', thickened epithelium from which the involution of the anterior part of the Miillerian duct z, is taking place ; a, thickened germinal epithe- lium in which are seen primitive ova, o ; E, modified mesoblast which will form the stroma of the ovary ; WK, tubules of Wolffian body variously cut ; y, Wolffian duct. Two glomeruli are shown in the Wolffian body.
female sex than in the male, but the tubules of the organ do not entirely disappear in either sex.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12U THE WOLFFIAN DUCT AND BODY.
When completely formed, the Wolffian bodies are seen on opening the abdomen of the embryo as long prominent vascular organs projecting into the peritoneal cavity on either side of the intestine, and showing in section numerous Malpighian corpuscles and uriniferous tubules variously cut (fig. 143).
Soon after having attained its complete condition of development, the Wolftan body begins to undergo atrophic changes. These proceed much further in the Fig. 143. — Tka...hsveksb section of ihis WOLFFIAN BODY OF THE CHICK ON THE FOUKTH DAY. (Waldeyer.) m, mesentery ; L, body wall ; a', thickened epithelium from which the involution of the anterior part of the Miillerian duct z, is taking place ; a, thickened germinal epithe- lium in which are seen primitive ova, o ; E, modified mesoblast which will form the stroma of the ovary ; WK, tubules of Wolffian body variously cut ; y, Wolffian duct. Two glomeruli are shown in the Wolffian body.
female sex than in the male, but the tubules of the organ do not entirely disappear in either sex.
What to read after Quain's Elements of Anatomy. Edited By Edward Albert Schäfer And George Dancer Thane?
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