American Journal of Anatomy · 1903 · 30 citations · 0 references
Life SciencesAnatomyPhysiologyEmbryologyMorphogenesisOrganogenesisAngiogenesisGlandular TissueVascular AnatomyVascular DevelopmentVascular SupplyVascular TissueDevelopmental Vascular AnatomyVascular GrowthVascular HistologyVascular Tissue DevelopmentVascular Tissue DifferentiationVascular Tissue Organization
I n a preliminary notel on the blood-veseels of the submaxillary gland and their development, the writer outlined briefly the angiogenesis of the circulation, together with its wrangement and distribution in the adult organ.At the same time, attention was called to certain researches of Thoma concerning the principles involved in the development of bloodvessels and their application to the evolution of the circulation in highly organized glands.The following extracts from thir = -~------Jr emphasize these points again briefly." The well-known researches of Thoma on the histogenesis of the vascular system offer an explanation of some of the phenomena of vascular development, particularly to the relation between the velocity of the blood 1