Paper - Observations on the development of the human suprarenal gland (1927)

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Keene MFL. and Hewer EE. Observations on the development of the human suprarenal gland. (1927) J Anat. 61(3): 302–324. PMID 17104143

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This historic 1927 paper by Keene and Hewer describes development of the human adrenal gland.



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Observations on the Development of the Human Suprarenal Gland