VARIATION IN THE SIZE OF TRANSPLANTS OF THE PROSTATE AND SEMINAL VESICLE IN THE ANTERIOR CHAMBER OF THE EYE

Moore RA, R A Moore, Rosenblum HB, H B Rosenblum, Tolins SH, S H Tolins, Melchionna RH, R H Melchionna
The Journal of experimental medicine · 1937 · vol. 66(3) , pp. 273–80 · doi:10.1084/jem.66.3.273 · PMID:19870660 · PMC2133623
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Researchers developed a precise method for measuring daily size variations in prostate and seminal vesicle transplants placed in the eye, finding that these fluctuations correlate with physiologically active testicular tissue.

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1. A method is described with which the two-dimensional size of a transplant in the anterior chamber of the eye may be measured daily with a high degree of accuracy. 2. The size of transplants of the prostate and seminal vesicles varies from day to day and objective evidence indicates that this variation is related to physiologically active testicular tissue.

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