1936
DOI: 10.1002/aja.1000600106
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Cyclic morphologic variations in the anterior hypophysis of the guinea pig

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“…The picture was comparable to that produced in the castrate guinea pig endometrium by prolonged treatment with 6.5 i.u. of estrogen daily (11,12). The endometrial specimen removed at autopsy also showed endometrial hyperplasia.…”
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confidence: 42%
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“…The picture was comparable to that produced in the castrate guinea pig endometrium by prolonged treatment with 6.5 i.u. of estrogen daily (11,12). The endometrial specimen removed at autopsy also showed endometrial hyperplasia.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 42%
“…No variations from the normal picture, as described in the literature (9)(10)(11)(12)(13), were observed in the cycle, ovaries or endometria of the control animals.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 47%
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“…70 In response to Chadwick's proposal, Lawrence had agreed that putting the high-frequency coil inside the vacuum would avoid dielectric losses and insulator trouble. He said that he, too, had been considering this method for several years, although he still was using coils in air and heavy Pyrex insulators.…”
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“…These were Masson's trichrome, aldehyde-fuchsin (Halmi), Alcian blue-PAS-orange G, and Herlant's tetrachrome stain, of which the lastmentioned was the most effective. The identification of acidophils and basophils, and some further classification into different hormone-secreting cell-types were determined on the basis of their shape and size, tinctorial affinities, position of negative Golgi-images, and their overall distribution in the pituitary gland, similar criteria to those utilized by other workers (Chadwick, 1936;Kirkman, 1937;Abolins, 1952;Herlant, 1960;D'Angelo, 1966).…”
Section: Histological Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 41%