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Lectures on cell biology and tissue culture: Undated

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1 The advantages and limitations of tissue culture as a research method' (to cancer research workers).
2 The development and phosphatase activity of the skeletal tissue of the embryonic avian jaw.
3 The developmental mechanics of the avian limb- skeleton.
4 Experiments in vitro on the development of the avian sternum': Copenhagen lecture.
5 Factors concerned in tissue differentiation in vitro.
6 Joint formation in vivo and in vitro' with R G Canti.
7 Mitosis in vitro.
8 (Osteoblast: nature and function): British Association.
9 Tissue culture and the study of skeletal development.
10-11 Two untitled undated lectures on tissue culture.
12-13 Rough notes for talks on same subject.
14-16 Three papers given in conjunction with films of tissue culture.
17 Draft of article with E Mellanby, "The Effect of Hypervitaminosis A on Embryonic Limb-Bones cultivated In Vitro" (found as a stray in files now catalogued as SA/SRL/M).

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