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==Fig. 387. Dorsal portion of the lumbar cord of a chick embryo of three days==
==Fig. 387. Dorsal portion of the lumbar cord of a chick embryo of three days==


Cafal.  
[[Embryology History - Santiago Ramón y Cajal|Cajal]] drawing.  


A, B, Cells in the apolar stage with fibrillogenous zones; B shows transition to the bipolar stage; E, further advanced bipolar cell; G, cells in monopolar stage or neuroblasts of His; a, giant cone of growth. These cells have migrated to the outer part of the nuclear layer, thereby forming the beginning of the mantle layer.  
A, B, Cells in the apolar stage with fibrillogenous zones; B shows transition to the bipolar stage; E, further advanced bipolar cell; G, cells in monopolar stage or neuroblasts of His; a, giant cone of growth. These cells have migrated to the outer part of the nuclear layer, thereby forming the beginning of the mantle layer.  




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Fig. 387. Dorsal portion of the lumbar cord of a chick embryo of three days

Cajal drawing.

A, B, Cells in the apolar stage with fibrillogenous zones; B shows transition to the bipolar stage; E, further advanced bipolar cell; G, cells in monopolar stage or neuroblasts of His; a, giant cone of growth. These cells have migrated to the outer part of the nuclear layer, thereby forming the beginning of the mantle layer.


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