Studies in General Physiology
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IX (1894), p. 141.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 578 Studies in General Physiology experiments in order to find out whether there was a division of the nucleus without a segmentation of the protoplasm, and whether this division was mitotic. Norman found that by carefully selecting the concentration of the sea-water a division of the nucleus without a segmentation of the proto- plasm occurred, and, moreover, that the division was mitotic. 1 The number of cells into which the egg divides at once when brou...ght back into normal sea-water is often larger than the number of the nuclei preformed in the concentrated sea- water. It therefore seems as if a further division of the nuclear matter occurs immediately after the eggs are put back into normal sea- water. The addition of sodium chlo- ride seemed to injure the eggs, and I asked Mr. Norman to try the effects of other chlorides. He found that an increase in the concentration of sea- water by the addition of MgCl, is less harmful than that of any other chloride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IX (1894), p. 141.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 578 Studies in General Physiology experiments in order to find out whether there was a division of the nucleus without a segmentation of the protoplasm, and whether this division was mitotic. Norman found that by carefully selecting the concentration of the sea-water a division of the nucleus without a segmentation of the proto- plasm occurred, and, moreover, that the division was mitotic. 1 The number of cells into which the egg divides at once when brou...ght back into normal sea-water is often larger than the number of the nuclei preformed in the concentrated sea- water. It therefore seems as if a further division of the nuclear matter occurs immediately after the eggs are put back into normal sea- water. The addition of sodium chlo- ride seemed to injure the eggs, and I asked Mr. Norman to try the effects of other chlorides. He found that an increase in the concentration of sea- water by the addition of MgCl, is less harmful than that of any other chloride.
What to read after Studies in General Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacques Loeb to read onlineMoreLess
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