The action of specific immune serum and of normal human serum .,. [bound together with 12 other offprints ca. 1880-1937]

24x17cm, Weighs 1.2 kilos. Contemporary binder's half-cloth. THIRTEEN ITEMS BOUND TOGETHER IN ONE VOLUME. Bookplate. Some foxing or page browning to several items. Good.Sammelband. Spine reads "Cytologi : Haematologi II". This is a single volume containing 13 offprints and dissertations in French, German and English concerning cytology and hematology, bound together in a single volume. Most with caption titles. Several with original front & rear cover wrappers intact. Includes: 1) Horace F. Sharrocks "The action of specific immune serum and of normal human serum on infections of trypanosoma hippicum darling in the rat" [Berkeley, 1937, pagination runs 235-248; BOUND TOGETHER WITH: 2) Harvey Ernest Jordan "The relations of lymphoid tissue to the process of blood production in avian bone marrow" [Philadelphia, 1936, pagination runs 249-283 + 7 plates]; BOUND TOGETHER WITH: 3) Harvey Ernest Jordan "The significance of the lymphoid nodule [Philadelphia, 19356, pagination runs 1-29 + 4 single.side photoplates]; BOUND TOGETHER WITH: 4) Bj. Vimtrup "Beiträge zur Anatomie der Capillaren: I: über contractile Elemente in der Gefässwand der Blutcapillaren [München / Berlin, 1932, pagination runs 150-184 + 7 single-side plates]; BOUND TOGETHER WITH: 5) José F. Nonidez "The presence of depressor nerves in the aorta and carotid of birds" [1936, pagination runs 47-66 + 3 plates]; BOUND TOGETHER WITH: 6) José F. Nonidez "The aortic (depressor) nerve and its associated epitheliod body, the glomus aorticum [1935, pagination runs 259-293 + 3 plates]; BoUND TOGETHER WITH : 7) José F. Nonidez "Observations on the blood supply and the innervation of the aortic paranglion of the cat" [1936, 215-224 + 2 plates]; BOUND TOGETHER WITH: 8) Margaret E. Brown "The morphology of the neurones migrated from the ganglion nodosum of the vagus in birds" [1935, pagination runs 127-134]; BOUND TOGETHER WITH: 9) George N. Papanicolaou & Emil A. Falk "Action of pregnancy urine extract (follutein) on the external genitalia of female guinea pigs" [1934, 2 pages]; BOUND TOGETHER WITH: 10) George N. Papanicolaou & Ephraim Shorr " Action of ovarian follicle hormone in ovarian insufficiency in women as indicated by vaginal smears" [1935, 2 pages]; BOUND TOGETHER WITH: 11) M-Y. Delage "De l'origine des éléments figurés du sang chez les vertébrés : Historique de la question jusqu'en 1880" [Paris, A Parent, Imprimeur, 1880, 100 pages. Foxed. University of Paris doctoral thesis]; BOUND TOGETHER WITH: 12) J. Denys & H. de Marbaix "Sur les peptonisations provoquées par le chloroforme et quelques autres substances [Louvain, 1889, pagination runs 197-251]; BOUND TOGETHER WITH: 13) Max Kollmann " Observations sur les leucocytes granuleux des sauroipsidés" [Paris, Masson, 1912, pagination runs 43-83 + 1 plate]. [ "José Fernández Nonídez was the introducer of the Mendelian-Chromosome Theory in Spain. His studies on the parafollicular cells of thyroid, his description of the glomus aorticum and, in particular, the application of silver staining techniques from the Spanish School of Histology, bring him close to the tradition and research lines of this group, despite his career was done at the United States" -Asclepio, 2002] [".Harvey Ernest Jordan was a professor of anatomy and dean of the University of Virginia School of Medicine. ., He was well recognized for his research in histology and embryology, and published several textbooks on histology. Eugenics was lauded as an innovative solution to future health problems in the early 1900s, and Jordan was a known proponent of eugenics. The Virginia Advocate notes that "In the 1920s, hundreds of universities across the country taught eugenics as groundwork for social policy [and the] University of Virginia was known as one of the leading southern institutions in eugenics education" due to the work of Dr. Jordan" - wikipedia]. ["Yves Delage was a French zoologist known for his work into invertebrate physiology and anatomy. H.…