The origin and formation of the dental follicle : The first memoir on the development of the teeth / By Drs. Ch. Legros and E. Magitot. A translation from the French, with introduction and notes, by M.S. Dean. Authorized and rev. by Dr.Magitot, the surviving author.

  • Legros, Charles, 1834-1873.
Date:
1880
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Credit: The origin and formation of the dental follicle : The first memoir on the development of the teeth / By Drs. Ch. Legros and E. Magitot. A translation from the French, with introduction and notes, by M.S. Dean. Authorized and rev. by Dr.Magitot, the surviving author. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Fig. 41.— Section taken from the jaw of an embryonal calf, after the rupture of the epithelial cord. (Magnified 260 diam.) This cut embraces the region external to the follicle (a), which latter is not represented in this figure, b, Epithelial buddings upon the follicular wall; c, epithelial lamina, still entire; E, E, buddings from the epithelial cord; F, globular epithelial mass in the lamina. Fig. 42.— Section taken from a bovine embryo, and em- bracing the same territory represented in Fig. 41. a, Segment of the follicular wall; b, epithelial buddings upon the wall; c, prismatic layer of the oral epithelium; d, oral epithelium; E,E, debris and buddings of the cord; F, epithelial globules from the debris of the epithelial lamina. (Magnified 100 diameters.) For the physiological importance attributed to these epithelial proliferations, see pp. 66 and 179.