The shape of compressed lead shot and its relation to celt shape

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[3] KELVIN, 1887, PHILOS MAG, V24, P503

[4] KIESER DG, 1815, PHYTOTOMIC

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[6] A further study of the polyhedral shapes of cells. I. The stellate cells of Juncus effusus; II. Cells of human adipose tissue; III. Stratified cells of human oral epithelium. [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, 1925, 61 (1/2): : 1 - U17

[7] The correlation between cell division and the shapes and sizes of prismatic cells in the epidermis of Cucumis [J]. ANATOMICAL RECORD, 1928, 38 (03): : 341 - 376

[8] The significance of cells as revealed by their polyhedral shapes, with special reference to precartilage and a surmise concerning nerve cells and neuroglia [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, 1933, 68 (1/13): : 251 - U37

[9] A volumetric study of growth and cell division in two types of epithelium,- The longitudinally prismatic epidermal cells of Tradescantia and the radially prismatic epidermal cells of Cucumis [J]. ANATOMICAL RECORD, 1930, 47 (01): : 59 - 99

[10] The typical shape of polyhedral cells in vegetable parenchyma and the restoration of that shape following cell division [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, 1923, 58 (1/17): : 537 - U41

[1] Berthold G., 1886, STUDIEN PROTOPLASMAM

[2] ERRERA L, 1887, VERS DTSCH NATURFORS, P246

[3] KELVIN, 1887, PHILOS MAG, V24, P503

[4] KIESER DG, 1815, PHYTOTOMIC

[5] Lewis F T, 1937, Science, V86, P609, DOI 10.1126/science.86.2244.609

[6] A further study of the polyhedral shapes of cells. I. The stellate cells of Juncus effusus; II. Cells of human adipose tissue; III. Stratified cells of human oral epithelium. [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, 1925, 61 (1/2): : 1 - U17

[7] The correlation between cell division and the shapes and sizes of prismatic cells in the epidermis of Cucumis [J]. ANATOMICAL RECORD, 1928, 38 (03): : 341 - 376

[8] The significance of cells as revealed by their polyhedral shapes, with special reference to precartilage and a surmise concerning nerve cells and neuroglia [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, 1933, 68 (1/13): : 251 - U37

[9] A volumetric study of growth and cell division in two types of epithelium,- The longitudinally prismatic epidermal cells of Tradescantia and the radially prismatic epidermal cells of Cucumis [J]. ANATOMICAL RECORD, 1930, 47 (01): : 59 - 99

[10] The typical shape of polyhedral cells in vegetable parenchyma and the restoration of that shape following cell division [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, 1923, 58 (1/17): : 537 - U41