Remarks on Quekett's Histology, On Kölliker's Human histology, and on the physiological importance of the nucleus of the cell / by Martin Barry, M.D.

  • Barry, M. (Martin), 1802-1855.
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[1854]
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Credit: Remarks on Quekett's Histology, On Kölliker's Human histology, and on the physiological importance of the nucleus of the cell / by Martin Barry, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    REMARKS ON UEKETT'S HISTOLOGY, ON KOLLIKER'S HUMAN HISTOLOGY, AND ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE OF THE NUCLEUS OF THE CELL. By martin BARRY, M.D., F.R.S., F.R.S.E. [from the monthly journal of medical science, JUNE AND JUL! 1864.J HE lectures delivered by Professor Quekett at tlie Royal College Surgeons of England, on the Elementary Tissues of Plants d Animals,^ give a most comprehensive view of a widely extended bject, without any neglect of minute details. And, far from being repetition of what others had described, they are everywhere irked with evidence of original research—research, too, in a col- 'tion of preparations that has no rival, and evidently with a keen croscopic eye. I The chapter on cells, in the translation of Kolliker's Manual Human Histology, vol. i.,^ furnishes evidence of progress, deeply cresting to one who sees in all the figui'es, and in many of the [ thor's remarks, confirmations of facts which he himself, the author the present communication, had recorded fourteen years before. When tlie microscopic inquirer has become acquainted with Dortant facts, and left no means untried for testing the accuracy his observations, it is his duty to record the same, however much posed to existing views ; for if he has faithfully represented nature his drawings, he may bide his time, resting assured that the ^ will come when others will see what he has seen. Of this London, ISSZ. I Translated and edited by George Busk, F.R.S., and Thomas Huxh'v,