Murray Barr

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According to Wikipedia, Murray Llewellyn Barr was a Canadian physician and medical researcher who discovered with graduate student Ewart George Bertram, in 1948, an important cell structure, the "Barr body". Born in Belmont, Ontario, he was educated at the University of Western Ontario, where he received his Bachelor of Arts in 1930, M.D. in 1933, and Master of Science in 1938. He was an RCAF wing commander between 1939 and 1945. From 1936 to 1977, he served as a faculty member at the University of Western Ontario. He was a member of The Harvey Club of London, the oldest medical club in Canada, which consisted of other noteworthy physicians in southwestern Ontario, and was loosely associated with the University of Western Ontario.

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Murray Barr's Published Works

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A Morphological Distinction between Neurones of the Male and Female, and the Behaviour of the Nucleolar Satellite during Accelerated Nucleoprotein Synthesis (1949) (933)
Smears from the oral mucosa in the detection of chromosomal sex. (1955) (221)
A cytological study of transneuronal atrophy in the cat and rabbit (1951) (179)
Nuclear morphology, according to sex, in human tissues. (1954) (166)
The human nervous system: An anatomic viewpoint (1972) (164)
The morphology of the nerve cell nucleus, according to sex (1950) (152)
Morphology of the nerve cell nucleus in mammals, with special reference to the sex chromatin (1953) (120)
The detection of chromosomal sex in hermaphrodites from a skin biopsy. (1953) (112)
A quantitative study of certain morphological changes in spinal motor neurons during axon reaction (1948) (98)
The triplo-X female: an appraisal based on a study of 12 cases and a review of the literature. (1969) (88)
The behaviour of nuclear structures during depletion and restoration of Nissl material in motor neurons. (1951) (87)
A sex difference in the morphology of metabolic nuclei in somatic cells of the cat (1952) (80)
Testicular dysgenesis affecting the seminiferous tubules principally, with chromatin-positive nuclei. (1956) (78)
An XXXX sex chromosome complex in two mentally defective females. (1961) (77)
Cytologic tests of chromosomal sex in relation to sexual anomalies in man. (1958) (75)
Sex Chromatin and Phenotype in Man Disagreement between nuclear sex and phenotype raises questions about the cause of sex anomalies (1959) (69)
Male pseudohermaphroditism and pure gonadal dysgenesis in sisters. (1967) (54)
A probable XXYY sex determining mechanism in a mentally defective male with Klinefelter's syndrome. (1961) (53)
The Sex Chromatin in Benign Tumours and Related Conditions in Man (1955) (52)
An XXXY sex chromosome complex in Klinefelter subjects with duplicated sex chromatin. (1961) (52)
The human nervous system (1998) (49)
Some observations on the morphology of the synapse in the cat's spinal cord. (1939) (46)
Observations on the foramen of Magendie in a series of human brains. (1948) (44)
Sex chromatin, sex chromosomes and sex anomalies. (1960) (41)
The Sex Chromatin in Human Malignant Tissues (1957) (41)
An unusual sex chromatin pattern in three mentally deficient subjects. (1959) (40)
Quantitative data on the size of synaptic end‐bulbs in the cat's spinal cord. With a note on the preparation of cell models (1950) (40)
Further observations on the behaviour of nuclear structures during depletion and restoration of Nissl material. (1955) (39)
The sex chromatin of the bovine freemartin. (1957) (38)
Chromosomal sex in transvestites. (1954) (37)
The morphology of neuroglial nuclei in the cat, according to sex (1951) (35)
BEHAVIOUR OF THE SEX CHROMATIN DURING ANON REACTION (1954) (34)
Chromosome studies in full-term, low-birth-weight, mentally retarded patients. (1970) (31)
Chromosomes, sex chromatin, and cancer. (1957) (31)
An XO/XX/XXX mosaicism in relationship to gonadal dysgenesis in females. (1962) (31)
The significance of the sex chromatin. (1966) (30)
Nuclear morphology, according to sex, in Macacus rhesus (1955) (29)
THE XXYY VARIANT OF KLINEFELTER'S SYNDROME. (1964) (26)
Cytologic tests of sex in congenital testicular hypoplasia. (1956) (26)
CYTOLOGICAL TESTS OF SEX (1956) (23)
Axon reaction in motor neurons and its effect upon the end‐bulbs of Held‐Auerbach (1940) (22)
The XXXXY sex chromosome abnormality. (1962) (22)
The D trisomy syndrome: a case report with a description of ocular pathology. (1963) (21)
Sex chromatin and phenotype in man. (1959) (19)
Sex Chromatin Techniques (1965) (19)
Correlations between sex chromatin and sex chromosomes. (1962) (14)
THE SEX CHROMATIN AND ITS BEARING ON ERRORS OF SEX DEVELOPMENT (1956) (14)
The accessory body of Cajal in nerve cell nuclei of the cat (1957) (13)
James Bertram Collip, 1892-1965 (1973) (13)
Some notes on the discovery of the sex chromatin and its clinical application. (1972) (12)
Cellular proliferation in the proximal segment of a sectioned or crushed peripheral nerve. (1953) (12)
DYSGENESIS OF THE SEMINIFEROUS TUBULES1 (1957) (9)
The sex chromosomes in evolution and in medicine. (1966) (9)
Diagnosis and management of sex anomalies. (1958) (7)
A probable isochromosome in a child with multiple congenital anomalies. (1963) (6)
Human cytogenetics: some reminiscences. (1988) (5)
Histochemical studies on the accessory body of Cajal in neurones of the cat (1968) (5)
The sex chromosomes of man. (1965) (5)
SEX CHROMATIN IN RODENTS (1966) (4)
Dysgenesis of the seminiferous tubules. (1957) (4)
An elliptometer; a simple method of measuring the areas of structures in microscopic sections. (1948) (3)
An interim note on the application of the skin biopsy test of chromosomal sex to hermaphrodites. (1954) (3)
GENETICS SOCIETY OF CANADA SYMPOSIUM ON THE HUMAN X-CHROMOSOME: GUELPH, ONTARIO, MAY 11, 1965 INTRODUCTION (1965) (1)
Dr. Charles Clifford Macklin: an appreciation. (1960) (1)
The Newborn: CHROMOSOME STUDIES IN FULL TERM, LOW BIRTH WEIGHT, MENTALLY RETARDED PATIENTS (1970) (0)
Sex Determination (1966) (0)
La Cellule Nerveuse (1951) (0)
Renal Tubular Dysgenesis : Teratogenic and Other Etiologies : Session2 : CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL TERATOLOGY (1997) (0)
The chromosomes of man. (1959) (0)
A BRIEF HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION (1958) (0)
Sex chromatin in the opossum, Didelphys virginia. (1959) (0)
Dr. Henry Alan Lawson Skinner. (1967) (0)
Prenatal Sex Determination. (1956) (0)
Study guide and review manual of the human nervous system (1979) (0)

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University of Western Ontario