10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAEMATOXYLIC»
Discover the use of
haematoxylic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
haematoxylic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
When this is attained, the formic glycerine is replaced by haematoxylic glycerine,
either pure or mixed with eosinated glycerine, if the rose colour is not deep
enough. Haematoxylic glycerine is prepared by adding a saturated solution of ...
Sir German Sims Woodhead, 1885
Haematoxylic. Eosin. and. its. employment. in. Histology. J. —. It. is. known that
eosin, soluble in water, colours the protoplasm of the cell elements, without
having any selcctivo action for the nuclei, so that when we wish to bring out these
latter ...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain), Sir Frank Crisp, Francis Jeffrey Bell, 1879
3
The microtomist's vade-mecum: a handbook of the methods of ...
Haematoxylic Eosin (Renaut's formula1). — In order to cure the diffuseness of
stain which is the capital defect of aqueous eosin solutions, Renaut combines
eosin with haema- toxylin. It had already been proposed (by Wissotsky, of Kazan,
...
4
Medical microscopy; a guide to the use of the microscope in ...
... 41, 101 Granular casts, 184 Gravel, 214 Gulland's method of cutting, 73 Gum
and dextrin, 56 and syrup, 56 H. Hxmatoidin in faeces, 227 in sputum, 273 in
urine, 209 Haematoxylic eosin, 80 Haematoxylrn, 77 and eosin, 77, 123
Haematozoa ...
Frank Joseph Wethered, 1892
referred to another series, cut from absolute alcohol-material and stained with
Renaut's haematoxylic eosin (Figs. 24, 28). The daughter-chromosomes
separate exactly as in vegetative nuclei. Indeed, this is the most typical of the five
homotype ...
Isaac Bayley Balfour, Roland Thaxter, Vernon Herbert Blackman, 1897
6
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
We find a very dilute solution (very faintly claret-coloured) of Renaut's
haematoxylic glycerine to give the best results. The stain should be light if to be
followed by eosin, and deep (i.e. of considerably longer duration) if to be followed
by picric ...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain), 1897
7
Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society
5. Hermetieal sealing, which cannot be obtained either with paraffin or with
sealing wax dissolved in alcohol, or with Canada balsam if the margins of tho
preparation are not perfectly dry. Haematoxylic Eosin and its employment in
Histology.
8
The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
The spaces left vacant by the meshes of this fibrillar net_work are filled up by a
finely granular protoplasm, which acquires a lilac-rose colour with haematoxylic
eosine, and is perhaps comparable with the granular substance of the neuroglia
of ...
9
Merck's Annual Report of Recent Advances in Pharmaceutical ...
Nevertheless the process of titration presents in the absence of considerable
practice greater difficulties than might be expected, owing to the fact that the
discoloration of the haematoxylic indicator is delayed in an undesirable manner,
besides ...
... 179 Putrid exudations, 301 Pyelitis, 178 R. Ranvier's gold method, 95
Reagents, 40 Recurrent fever, urine in, 192 Reichert's microtome, 35, 67
Relapsing fever, 341 Renal epithelium, 172 Renaut's haematoxylic eosin, 80
Resolving power of ...
Frank Joseph Wethered, 1892
