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Minot CS. Uterus And Embryo - I. Rabbit II. Man. (1889) J Morphol. 2:

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This historic paper by Minot published in 1889 shows the development of mammalian animal models to study embryonic development.
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1889 Uterus and Embryo \| 1905 Normal Plates \| 1905 limb veins \| 1908 Pancreas \| 1908 Pharyngeal Pouches \| 1908 intestinal diverticula \| 1909 Lymph glands \| 1918 Pituitary \| 1929 ovulation \| 1931 prochordal plate \| 1935 Oocyte \| 1935 Somites \| 1964 Placentation

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UTERUS AND EMBRYO:

I. RABBIT; II. MAN.

BY

CHARLES-SEDGWICK MINOT,

Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mass.

Reprinted from The Journal of Morphology, Vol. II., No. 3, April, 1889.

BOSTON: GINN AND COMPANY, 1889.

Volume II. April, 1889.

JOURNAL OF MORPHOLOGY.

UTERUS AND EMBRYO: — I. RABBIT; II. MAN.

CHARLES-SEDGWICK MINOT,

Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mass.

Introduction

Charles Sedgwick Minot (1852–1914)

This paper arose not as the result of a special investigation, but as the outcome of general studies undertaken in connection with the preparation of a Treatise on Human Embryology. For such a work, knowledge of the foetal envelopes seemed especially important. I was thus led to examine them, and found in so doing that the structure of the parts differed in many respects from what had been assumed. The rabbit's uterus was examined in the hope of obtaining light as to some of the changes in the human uterus, but the differences are so great that little help was gotten ; but on the other hand I was brought to a conception of the changes in the rabbit's uterus so fundamentally different from the views of previous writers that I was induced to carry my observations far enough to make sure of the essential alterations. The following communication is therefore in no sense monographic, but only supplementary to the work of others. My own work has been accomplished by the aid of a grant from the American Association for the Advancement of Science, without which it could not have been carried out. The recipient of such aid naturally wishes to publish what he has accomplished, since such a publication is the most fitting acknowledgment of the assistance enjoyed. I feel my obligations to the Association the more deeply because the grant is the first made from its Research Fund. May I express the hope that that fund will be largely increased, and the Association enabled to make numerous grants to other workers, for in so doing it will do more for the promotion of science than, I believe, by any other means whatsoever.

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