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Balbini Body History
Prof. Édouard-Gérard Balbiani (1823–1899) 1864 - Balbiani first described this structure in oocytes of spiders and myriapods. 1887 - Henneguy (Balbiani‘s student) first named the structure “Balbiani’s vesicle”. 1893 - Balbiani summarized his earlier observations. Henneguy now names this structure the “yolk body of Balbiani”. 1923 - Van der Stricht identified this "central vitelline" or "Balbiani body" separately from the surrounding. vitellogenic or mitochondrial bed. For more information see Hertig's 1968 presentation.^[1] References Balbiani EG. Recherches sur les phénomenes sexuels des Infusoires. (1864) J. de la Physiol. 4: 102-130. Balbiani EG. Recherches sur les phénomenes sexuels des Infusoires. (1864) J. de la Physiol. 4: 194- 220. Balbiani EG. Centrosome et “Dotterkern.” (1893) J. Anat. Physiol. 29: 145-180. van der Stricht O. Comparative study of mammalian ovum at the different periods of ovogenesis, according to the work of the histology and embryology laboratory of the University of Ghent. Etude comparée des ovules des mammiferes aux diﬂerentes periods de Yovogenese, d’aprés les travaux du laboratoire d’histo1ogie et d’embryologie de l’université de Gand. (1923) Arch. Biol., 33: 229-300.	Édouard-Gérard Balbiani (1823–1899)

↑ Hertig AT. (1968). The primary human oocyte: some observations on the fine structure of Balbiani's vitelline body and the origin of the annulate lamellae. Am. J. Anat. , 122, 107-37. PMID: 5654499 DOI.

[PMID5654499-1] Hertig AT. (1968). The primary human oocyte: some observations on the fine structure of Balbiani's vitelline body and the origin of the annulate lamellae. Am. J. Anat. , 122, 107-37. PMID: 5654499 DOI.

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