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Fig. 7. Drawing of large aortic cell-cluster in relation to superior mesenteric artery

200 microns cephalad of fig. 5. Note the small erythrocytes (microcytes) at right. Above, at the right, is shown a normal-ized erythrocyte; immediately below this cell is a binucleated hemoblast; to the left of the latter appears a hemoblast in ameboid activity. The drawing only shows the cells at one level; in the section the cluster appears more compact due to the cells of adjacent levels coming into view. The preceding sections of the ventral ramus show this vessel free of cells;.hence the cluster projects only along the caudal wall of the mouth of the superior mesenteric artery. X 1000. Drawing by H. C. Cox.

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Reference

Jordan HE. A study of a 7 mm human embryo; with special reference to its peculiar spirally twisted form, and its large aortic cell-clusters Volume 14, Issue 7, pages 479–492, July 1918

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