MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «ORCEIN»
orcein
stain
protocol
msds
synthetic
histology
copper
aceto
hepatitis
liver
biopsy
orcein
also
archil
orchil
lacmus
natural
names
dyes
extracted
from
several
inclusion
bodies
antigen
purpose
viruses
themselves
very
small
visible
only
with
electron
microscope
sigma
aldrich
venous
invasion
demonstrated
staining
colorectal
carcinoma
specimens
associated
development
distant
metastasis
sejben
bori
stainsfile
originally
obtained
made
hydrogen
peroxide
oxidation
present
standard
artisan
dako
modification
shikata
method
surface
hbsag
proteins
tissue
define
coloring
matter
cudbear
oxidizing
ammoniacal
solution
origin
arbitrary
alteration
identification
polytene
chromosomes
acetic
introduced
shortly
after
initial
studies
carmine
stained
bridges
gaithersburg
nuclear
counterstain
item
size
prepare
squashes
especially
pachytene
meiotic
provided
first
definitive
information
still
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «ORCEIN»
Découvrez l'usage de
orcein dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
orcein et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Chromosome Techniques: Theory and Practice
In spite of this limitation, the convenience in chromosome staining and rapidity of
the schedule make it the most widely used stain in the study of chromosomes.
Orcein Orcein was first employed as a chromosome stain by La Cour in 1941.
Arun Kumar Sharma, Archana Sharma, 2014
2
Plant Tissue Culture: Basic and Applied
Basic and Applied Timir Baran Jha, Biśvajit̲ Ghosha. propino orcein, lacto
propionic orcein, Feulgen/Schiff 's reagent, modified carbol fuchsin (Kao, 1975),
etc., are dyes. 12.5. Preparation. of. Stains. The preparation of some widely used
...
Timir Baran Jha, Biśvajit̲ Ghosha, 2005
Preparation of acetic-carmine, acetic-orcein, acetic-lacmoid Materials required
For 2% solution: Carmine, orcein or lacmoid- 2 g; glacial acetic acid — 45 ml;
distilled water — 55 ml. For 1% solution: the same amounts are used except for
l g of ...
4
METHODS IN CELL BIOLOGY,VOLUME 17: CHROMATIN AND CHROMOSOMAL ...
Using various staining procedures differences in protein composition of such
RNP particles can be detected (9). II. Staining with Aceto-orcein and Fast Green
FCF A. Preparation of the Stains 1. Aceto-orcein Dissolve 3 gm of orcein (natural,
...
D.Marshall Prescott, Gary Stein, Janet Stein, 1978
5
Cancer cells are crowded with bacterial symbionts ...
No AgE (years) gENdER tyPE oF tuMoR StAgINg PRIMARy tuMoR tESt tyPE oF
LuNg RESECtIoN T N M Φ MAXIMAL (cm) AREA (cm2) 1 44 FEMALE
SqUAMOUS CELL 2 0 X 3 9 LACTO-ORCEIN LOBECTOMy 2 57 MALE
SqUAMOUS CELL ...
JOSÉ A. MOSQUERA PESTAÑA, JOSÉ L. EGUIDAZU PUJADES, JESÚS RODRÍGUEZ RODRÍGUEZ, 2013
6
Handbook of Biological Dyes and Stains: Synthesis and ...
H.; Rathjen, C.; Zahorszky, U. I. Orcein and litmus. Angew. Chem. 1961, 73, 665–
673. Musso, H.; Mannsfeld, S. P. Orcein pigments. XIII. Synthesis and rate of
acetylation of aaminoisoorcein. Chem. Ber. 1961, 94, 2585–2589. Musso, H.
Orcein ...
7
METHODS IN CELL BIOLOGY,VOLUME 25: THE CYTOSKELETON, PART B: ...
Both Stains STEP 1 15 min in modified He11y's fixative 1 STEP 2 1.5 min inl0%
ethanol STEP 3 1.5 min in 70% ethanol Aceto-orcein Acid fuchsin STEP 4 STEP
4 10 min in 1 N HCl at 60°C 1.5 min in 1% acetic acid 1 1 STEP 5 STEP 5 1 min
in ...
8
METHODS IN CELL BIOLOGY
Visualization by electron microscopy, or light microscopy of orcein or fluorescent
stained material is often time consuming and not always conclusive (Fogh and
Fogh, 1964; Hayflick and Chanock, 1965; Macpherson, 1966; Shedden and Cole
, ...
David M. Prescott, James G Fox, 1974
9
Plant Biotechnology: Practical Manual
The staining procedures involve stains such as orcein, Feulgen (basic fuchsin)
will be included to describe the protocols. Protocol for the study of chromosomes
from root tips of the in vitro regenerated plants ofH. muticus L. by aceto-orcein ...
C. C. Giri, Archana Giri, 2007
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Fluorescence Microscopy
Orcein C.I. (Edn 1) 1242, Natural Red 28 Weakly acidic, violet diachrome, orange
-red fluorochrome. Orcein, and the similar substance Litmus, were originally
derived from species of lichen, notably Lecanora tinctoria and Roccella tinctoria.
3 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «ORCEIN»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
orcein est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Multiple endosymbiont infections and reproductive manipulations in …
... stained with either 5% giemsa in Sörensen buffer or aceto-orcein (2.5 g orcein per 100 ml 45% acetic acid) for 45 min at room temperature. «Nature.com, avril 15»
'Lady and the Unicorn' Tapestries Return to View in France
... root was used for the reds, the woad plant for the blues, and orcein, a dye extracted from lichen, for the purple hues. To repair some patches, ... «New York Times, janv 14»
Scientists Liking Lichens as Possible Help for Alzheimer's
A red dye called orcein that is derived from lichens along with another dye called O4 appear to attach themselves to amyloids, which are ... «eMaxHealth, déc 11»
