10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PICROCARMINE»
Discover the use of
picrocarmine in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
picrocarmine and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The American Monthly Microscopical Journal
If they become a rose red, wash in methyl-alcohol, and treat with indigo-carmine
till blue. A saturated solution of indigo-carmine is poured into methyl-alcohol till a
deep blue results, and is then filtered. Picrocarmine is also combined with other ...
Picrocarmine was found to be the best staining agent, as, being a nuclear stain
and not affecting the yolk granule, it made observation comparatively easy. —
Journal Coll. Sci. Imp. Univ. Japan, v (1892). Preparation of. Vegetable Tissues.
3
Bacteriological Techniques: A Laboratory Guide
Picrocarmine. — Weigh out Picrocarmine 2.0 grammes and dissolve in Distilled
water 100.0 c.c. BLOOD STAINS When watery solutions of medicinal methylene
blue and water soluble eo- sins are mixed a precipitate is formed which is soluble
...
4
Transactions of the Canadian Institute
Picric acid, picrocarmine, haematoxylin. x 3,000. The transition from the central
body to the peripheral zone, as represented in the figure is, unfortunately,
rendered too abrupt. FIG. 3.—O:cillaria Frat/Ilirlu'i. View oftwo cells from the side,
optical ...
Canadian Institute (1849-1914), 1899
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University of Toronto Studies: Physiological series
Picric acid, picrocarmine, haematoxylin. x 3,000. The transition from the central
body to the peripheral zone, as represented in the figure is, unfortunately,
rendered too abrupt. FIG. 3.-0rrz'llaria Froe/lhrlu'i. View of two cells from the side,
optical ...
6
Transactions of the Canadian Institute
0rrillaria Froefilirliii. View oftwo cells from the side, optical section. Picric acid,
picrocarmine, haematoxylin. x 3,000. FIG. 4.—Tolypotlirix sp. Corrosive sublimate
, haematoxylin. x I,5oo. FIG. 5.—-Tol]/'o!bn'x sp. Digestion with artificial gastric
juice ...
Royal Canadian Institute, Canadian Institute (1849-1914), 1899
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Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society, Containing Its ...
Picrocarmine.§—In an article discussing the merits of picrocarmine, Prof. P.
Mayer gives the following formulae and their method of preparation. (1)
Magnesia-carmine. Carmine 1 gym. and burnt magnesia 0'1 lgrm. are boiled for 5
minutes with ...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain), Sir Frank Crisp, Francis Jeffrey Bell, 1897
The transition from the central body to the peripheral zone, as represented in the
figure is, unfortunately, rendered too abrupt. Fig. 3. — Oscillaria Frothlichii. View
of two cells from the side, optical section. Picric acid, picrocarmine, hematoxylin, ...
University of Toronto, Archibald Byron Macallum, 1900
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Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society
Staining in bulk with picrocarmine for nervous tissues. — Fresh material is put
immediately into Muller's fluid — formalin should not be used first. After a few
days the tissues will be sufficiently firm to cut with a razor ; the blocks should be
slices ...
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The Students' Manual of Histology: For the Use of Students, ...
PICROCARMINE. Picrocarmine, as already mentioned, stains certain parts of a
tissue yellow and the other parts rod. PICROCARMINE AND HEMATOXYLIN.
Stain the sections slightly in picrocarmine, wash them well in water, and transfer ...
Charles Henry Stowell, 1884
