The so-called hibernating gland
The so-called hibernating gland
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DOI:
10.1002/jmor.1050380106
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发表时间:
1923-09-01
影响因子:
1.5
通讯作者:
Rasmussen, AT
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作者:
Rasmussen, AT
The recent suggestion (Cramer,'20) that the gland-like adipose tissue, met with in the literature under a number of different names [adipose gland (Rudolphi,'30), brown adipose tissue (Hammar,'95-although some previous writers spoke of it as brown colored fat), oil gland (Jones,'52), lipoid or cholesterin gland (Cramer,'20), interscapular gland (Hatai,'02), organ of hibernation (von Hansemann,'02), hibernating mass (Vignes,'13), hibernating gland (Barkow,'46)], will have to be considered as a factor in the etiology of deficiency diseases, would seem to justify a rather thorough consideration of this structure. Ever since its discovery by Velsch in 1670 it has repeately been either confused with the thymus or considered as a separate ductless gland. For a period of about forty years after being recognized as distinct from the thymus it was generally classified as a ductless gland of the heniopoietic series.