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Margaret R. Murray

NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital

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Annals of Surgery | 1942

HEMANGIOPERICYTOMA: A VASCULAR TUMOR FEATURING ZIMMERMANN'S PERICYTES

Arthur Purdy Stout; Margaret R. Murray

HEMANGIOPERICYTOMA A VASCULAR TUMOR FEATURING ZIMMERMANNS PERICYTES ARTHUR STOUT;MARGARET MURRAY; Annals of Surgery

American Journal of Pathology | 1940

Schwann cell versus fibroblast as the origin of the specific nerve sheath tumor: Observations upon normal nerve sheaths and neurilemomas in vitro

Margaret R. Murray; Arthur Purdy Stout; Cloyce F. Bradley

American Journal of Pathology | 1942

The glomus tumor: Investigation of its distribution and behavior, and the identity of its "epithelioid" cell.

Margaret R. Murray; Arthur Purdy Stout

American Journal of Anatomy | 1947

Adult human sympathetic ganglion cells cultivated in vitro.

Margaret R. Murray; Arthur Purdy Stout

American Journal of Pathology | 1942

Demonstration of the Formation of Reticulin by Schwannian Tumor Cells in Vitro.

Margaret R. Murray; Arthur Purdy Stout

American Journal of Pathology | 1947

Distinctive Characteristics of the Sympathicoblastoma Cultivated in Vitro: A Method for Prompt Diagnosis.

Margaret R. Murray; Arthur Purdy Stout

American Journal of Pathology | 1933

Melanoma Studies: III. A Theory of Pigmented Moles. Their Relation to the Evolution of Hair Follicles

George F. Laidlaw; Margaret R. Murray

American Journal of Cancer | 1935

Two Island Cell Adenomas of the Human Pancreas Cultivated in vitro

Margaret R. Murray; Cloyoe E. Bradley

American Journal of Pathology | 1944

Cultural Characteristics of a Hemangioendothelioma.

Margaret R. Murray; Arthur Purdy Stout

American Journal of Pathology | 1943

Characteristics of a Liposarcoma Grown in Vitro

Margaret R. Murray; Arthur Purdy Stout

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Arthur Purdy Stout

Columbia University

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