Testimonials in favour of Martin Barry, M.D., F.R.S., F.R.S.E., ... as a candidate for the vacant chair of the Institutes of Medicine in the University of Edinburgh.

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[1848]
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Credit: Testimonials in favour of Martin Barry, M.D., F.R.S., F.R.S.E., ... as a candidate for the vacant chair of the Institutes of Medicine in the University of Edinburgh. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The principal of Dr Martin Barry’s writings, referred to in the following Testimonials:— Researches in Embryology, First Series, Researches in Embryology, Second Series, f Philosophical Transactions 'i ^ of the Royal Society of 1838 London, ditto 1839 For the above two Memoirs, Dr Barry received the Royal Medal. Researches in Embryology, Third Series. A contribution to the Physiology of Cells, j > ditto 1840 On the Corpuscles of the Blood, ditto ... Supplementary Note on the Forma- 1 tion of the Chorion, j ditto 1841 On the Chorda Dorsalis, ditto ... On the Corpuscles of the Blood, 1 Part II., j ► ditto ... On the Corpuscles of the Blood, ] Part III., J j- ditto ... On the Corpuscles of the Blood, f Philosophical Magazine \ and Journal of Science, On Fibre, 1 Philosophical Trans, of 1 { Roy. Soc. of London, j 1842 Spermatozoa found within the ' Ovum, J j- ditto ... Spermatozoa observed a second time ' within the Ovum, | Lancet, 1842-4:3 Facts relating to the Corpuscles of | Mammiferous Blood, j Philosophical Magazine j and Journal of Science, j 1843 The Cells in the Ovum compared with Corpuscles of the Blood— On the difference in size of the \ Blood-Corpuscles in different Ani- mals. On Fissiparous Generation, ditto f Edinburgh New Philoso- { phical Journal, On the Nucleus of the Animal and j Edinburgh New Philoso- j Vegetable Cell, phical Journal, } The last-mentioned paper in this list was written mainly for the purpose of bringing together into the compass of a few