The internal secretions : their physiology and application to pathology / by E. Gley ; translated from the French by Maurice Fishberg.

  • Eugène Gley
Date:
1918
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Credit: The internal secretions : their physiology and application to pathology / by E. Gley ; translated from the French by Maurice Fishberg. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    bildende Ausführungsgange sondera ein- facli durch Heraussickern aus dem Gewebe abgeführt werden und dann in dieser oder jener Weise dem Organismus zn Gute kom- men.” 13 Finally, nothing further is given in the most important contemporary physiological treatises, for example, those by J. Millier, Longuet, and Beclard, nor in Milne-E d wards’s great work, which was devoted to physiology and comparative anatomy. h. In all that period there was only a single attempt at experimental investigation, that by A. A. Berthold, of Gottingen,14 who in 1849 removed the testicles from cocks and grafted them upon other parts of their bodies^ He observed that “the ani¬ mals retained their male characteristics in 13 A. Kolliker, ‘ * Handbuch der Gewebelehre des Menschen,” p. 74-75, Leipzig, 1852. 14 Quoted by A. Biedl, loc. cit., sec. edit., 1913, p. 6. Berthold’s work has been published in the Archiv für Physiologie, 1849, pp. 42-46. The experiment was only carried out on four cocks.