An Introduction to the Study of Experimental MedicineSchuman, 1949 - 226 sidor |
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... bodies and living bodies differ radically from this point of view , so that experimentation is applicable to the former and not to the latter . Cuvier , who shares this opinion and thinks that physiology should be a science of ...
... bodies and living bodies differ radically from this point of view , so that experimentation is applicable to the former and not to the latter . Cuvier , who shares this opinion and thinks that physiology should be a science of ...
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... Living bodies at first sight do not seem capable of being thus influenced by neighboring physico - chemical conditions ; but that is merely a delusion depending on the animal having and maintaining within himself the conditions of ...
... Living bodies at first sight do not seem capable of being thus influenced by neighboring physico - chemical conditions ; but that is merely a delusion depending on the animal having and maintaining within himself the conditions of ...
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Claude Bernard. VIII . IN BIOLOGICAL AS IN PHYSICO - CHEMICAL SCIENCE , Deter- MINISM IS POSSIBLE , BECAUSE MATTER IN LIVING AS IN IN- ORGANIC BODIES CAN POSSESS NO SPONTANEITY To sum up , the study of life includes two things : ( 1 ) ...
Claude Bernard. VIII . IN BIOLOGICAL AS IN PHYSICO - CHEMICAL SCIENCE , Deter- MINISM IS POSSIBLE , BECAUSE MATTER IN LIVING AS IN IN- ORGANIC BODIES CAN POSSESS NO SPONTANEITY To sum up , the study of life includes two things : ( 1 ) ...
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