Atlas and epitome of human histology and microscopic anatomy / by Johannes Sobotta ; edited, with extensive additions, by G. Carl Huber.

  • Sobotta Johannes, 1869-1945.
Date:
1903
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Credit: Atlas and epitome of human histology and microscopic anatomy / by Johannes Sobotta ; edited, with extensive additions, by G. Carl Huber. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    COLORED PLATES Plate 1.—Mitosis. Figs. 1-U).—Ten Stages of Indirect Nuclear Division. Plate 2.—Epithelial Tissne.s. Fig. 1.—Cell Pioundaries. Fig. 2.—Sciuanioiis Ei)itlieliuin. Fig. H.—C.vlindric Epithelium. Plate 3.—Epithelial Ti.ssnes. Fig. 1.—Transitional Epithelium. Fig. 2.—Stratified Ciliated Ei)itheliuni. Fig. 3.—Ciliated Ei)itheliuin of the Epididymis. Fig. —Pigment Epithelium. Plate 4.—CoTinective Ti.ssnes. P’ig. 1.—Reticular Connective Tissue. Fig. 2. — Interstitial Cells of Testis. Fig. 3.—Mast-cells. Fig. 4.—Connective-tissne Cells from Cornea. Plate —Flood and Bone-marrow. Figs. 1-21. — Human Blood-corpuscles. Figs. 22-31. — Elements of Bone-marrow. Plate (>.—Mu.scular Ti.ssnes. Fig. 1.—Pigmented Connective-tissne Cells. I’ig. 2.—Branched Striated Mti.scle-fil)ers. Fig. 3.—LoTigitudinal Section of Heart Muscle. Fig. 4.—Transvei’se Section of Heart Mu.sc.le. Plate T.—Nerve-cells. Fig. 1. — Isolated Multi])olar tfanglion-cclls. Fig. 2.—The .Same with Tigioid Substance Stained. Fig. -Spinal (fangliiai-ciells. Plate S.—Bone Development. Embryonal Finger in Longitudinal Section. Plate t).—Itonc Development. Embryonal Forearm in Cros.s-section. Plate 10. — P.one Development. Embryonal I'emiir in Cro.ss-.section. I’late 11. — Bone Development. Fig. 1liiTiltiyonal .Meta(‘ar|)al BoTie in Longitudinal Sec- tion. Figs. 2-ti.— P.one Formation and Resorjjtion in the Lower .Jaw f>f an Emhrvo. Plate 12.—Muscle. P’ig. 1.—Transverse Section of the Omohyoidens. P’ig. 2.—Nemomns<'idar .Spindle from the Same .Mu.scle