Výsledky vyhledávání - "Monson, Frederick C."

Akademický článek

Phase Composition Maps integrate mineral compositions with rock textures from the micro-meter to the thin section scale

Autor: Willis, Kyle V., Srogi, LeeAnn, Lutz, Tim, Monson, Frederick C., Pollock, Meagen

Publikováno v: In Computers and Geosciences December 2017 109:162-177

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Dissertation/ Thesis

Study of the Microvasculature of the Normal Rabbit Bladder With Vascular Corrosion Casting, SEM and TEM

Autor: Hossler, Fred E., Monson, Frederick C.

Publikováno v: ETSU Faculty Works.

This paper presents a study which utilizes routine transmission (TEM) and scanning (SEM) electron microscopy, and vascular corrosion casting (VCC) to describe the normal microvasculature of the rabbit bladder. A clear 3-D view of the microvasculature

Externí odkaz: https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/13279

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Dissertation/ Thesis

Evidence for a Unique Elastic Sheath Surrounding the Vesicular Arteries of the Rabbit Urinary Bladder - Studies of the Microvasculature With Microscopy and Vascular Corrosion Casting

Autor: Hossler, Fred E., Monson, Frederick C.

Publikováno v: ETSU Faculty Works.

Because the urinary bladder stores and releases urine, its normal function includes filling and emptying, accompanied by distension and relaxation. It is known that chronic distension compromises blood flow. Recent studies of the rabbit bladder vascu

Externí odkaz: https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/11380

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Dissertation/ Thesis

Microvasculature of the Rabbit Urinary Bladder

Autor: Hossler, Fred E., Monson, Frederick C.

Publikováno v: ETSU Faculty Works.

Background: The urinary bladder requires a rich blood supply to maintain its functions, the storage and release of urine. Specialized properties of the bladder vasculature might be anticipated to ensure the integrity of this blood supply, because it

Externí odkaz: https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/11382

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Dissertation/ Thesis

Structure and Blood Supply of Intrinsic Lymph Nodes in the Wall of the Rabbit Urinary Bladder - Studies With Light Microscopy, Electron Microscopy, and Vascular Corrosion Casting

Autor: Hossler, Fred E., Monson, Frederick C.

Publikováno v: ETSU Faculty Works.

The urinary bladder is especially subject to infection by virtue of its direct connection to the external urethral opening, and it is natural to anticipate the presence of a well-developed immunological mechanism to respond to this potential threat.

Externí odkaz: https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/11379

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