Collected scientific papers of Sir William Bate Hardy.

  • William Bate Hardy
Date:
1936
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Credit: Collected scientific papers of Sir William Bate Hardy. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS PAGE 1. On some points in the Histology and Development of Myrio- thela phrygia ......... 1 [Quart. Journ. Micr. Sci. (1891), xxxii, 505] 2. On the Reaction of certain Cell-Granules with Methylene Blue 25 [Proc. Camb. Phil. Soc. (1891), vii, 256] 3. The Blood Corpuscles of the Crustacea, together with a Sug¬ gestion as to the Origin of the Crustacean Fibrin-Ferment . 28 [Journ. Physiol. (1892), xm, 165] 4. The Protective Functions of the Skin of certain Animals . 51 [Journ. Physiol. (1892), xm, 309] 5. On the Structure and Functions of the Alimentary Canal of Daphnia (with W. McDougall) ...... 60 [Proc. Camb. Phil. Soc. (1893), viii, 41] 6. On the Characters and Behaviour of the Wandering (Migrating) Cells of the Frog, especially in relation to Micro-organisms (with A. A. Kanthack) ....... 69 [Proc. Roy. Soc. (1892), lii, 267] 7. On the Changes in the Number and Character of the Wandering Cells of the Frog induced by the Presence of urari or of Bacillus anthracis (with L. B. Keng) . . . . . 75 [Journ. Physiol. (1893), xv, 361] 8. The Morphology and Distribution of the Wandering Cells of Mammalia (with A. A. Kanthack) . . . . . 87 [Journ. Physiol. (1894), xvii, 81] 9. On some Histological Features and Physiological Properties of the Post-oesophageal Nerve Cord of the Crustacea . . 121 [Phil. Trans. (1894), B, clxxxv, 83] 10. On the Characters and Behaviour of the Wandering (Migrating) Cells of the Frog, especially in Relation to Micro-organisms (with A. A. Kanthack) . . . . . . .157 [Phil. Trans. (1894), B, clxxxv, 279] 11. Note on the Oxidising Powers of different Regions of the Spectrum in Relation to the Bactericidal Action of Light and Air (with R. F. D’Arcy) ....... 199 [Journ. Physiol. (1894), xvii, 390] 12. The Wandering Cells of the Alimentary Canal (with F. F. Wesbrook) .......... 202 [Journ. Physiol. (1895), xviii, 490]
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