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A modification of a Sandison‐Clark chamber for observation of transparent tissue in the rabbit's ear

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Published1939
Citations29
References11

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Proc. SOc. Exp. Biol. and Med.

2009 • 483 citations

A new method for the microscopic study of living growing tissues by the introduction of a transparent chamber in the rabbit's ear

1924 • 196 citations

General observations on the ingrowth of new blood vessels into standardized chambers in the rabbit's ear, and the subsequent changes in the newly grown vessels over a period of months

1931 • 117 citations

The transparent chamber of the rabbit's ear, giving a complete description of improved technic of construction and introduction, and general account of growth and behavior of living cells and tissues as seen with the microscope

1928 • 113 citations

Observations on the new growth of lymphatic vessels as seen in transparent chambers introduced into the rabbit's ear

1932 • 112 citations

Microscopic studies of living thyroid follicles implanted in transparent chambers installed in the rabbit's ear

1937 • 47 citations

A method for the microscopic study of the growth of transplanted bone in the transparent chamber of the rabbit's ear

1928 • 39 citations

Bone growth studies—a miniature bone fracture observed microscopically in a transparent chamber introduced into the rabbit's ear

1933 • 39 citations

A method of studying the effects of chemicals upon living cells and tissues in the moat chamber, a transparent chamber inserted in the rabbit's ear

1932 • 37 citations

The transparent chamber adapted for cell culture and permitting access to the contained living tissue

1934 • 19 citations

A Transparent Elastic Glue, Used in Making Chambers for Insertion in the Rabbit's Ear

1931 • 7 citations

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