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radioautograph
autoradiograph
image
film
nuclear
emulsion
produced
pattern
decay
emissions
from
distribution
radioactive
substance
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available
digital
recent
development
scintillation
detectors
rare
earth
radioautograph
photograph
rays
object
photographed
called
radioautographic
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «RADIOAUTOGRAPH»
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1
Growth of the Nervous System
For compactness, counts of labelled cells above 20 per cent have been treated
as if they were 20 per cent. FIG. 2. Radioautograph of tectum two days after
operation and 24 hours after administration of ["H]thymidine. The right tectum is
on the ...
CIBA Foundation Symposium, 2009
2
Cellular Aspects of Neural Growth and Differentiation: ...
Radioautograph of a transverse section through the neural groove of a 7- somite
chick embryo 1 hr after treatment with tritiated thymidine. The labeled nuclei are
in the outer zone of the neural wall and the unlabeled ones, including the mitotic
...
Daniel Chapin Pease, 1971
3
Physiology And Pathology
(a) Light microscope radioautograph of a paraffin section of secretory
ameloblasts obtained 5 minutes after injection of galactose-3H. X630. The silver
grains are localized in parallel rows over the supranuclear region, in
correspondence with ...
4
The Thymus: Experimental and Clinical Studies
In both pictures curly silver grains lie over clustered vacuoles in the cytoplasm of
medullary epithelial cells, as well as over the surrounding cytoplasm. (Fig. 6, x
8000; Fig. 7, x 15,500). FIG. 8. Radioautograph of thymic medulla from I 5-day-old
...
CIBA Foundation Symposium, 2009
5
Replication of DNA and RNA
Radioautograph and diagram of a two-dimensional fractionation of a partial T x-
ribonuclease digest (1:4000, 30 mill at O^J of 58 RXA using a 50 cm cellulose
acetate strip (Schleicher <L- SchiillJ in the first dimension at pll 3.5 in 7 M urea;
and ...
6
The Use Of Radioautography in Investigating Protein Synthesis
Radioautograph of periodontal membrane 30 minutes after injection of 3H-
glycine. The label is mainly intracellular. Only a few grains are seen over the
intercellular spaces. Radioautograph exposed 83 days, stained by hematoxylin
and eosin.
7
Iron in Clinical Medicine
Starting point \ Placenta * *~ Fetal liver Maternal liver Maternal spleen Berlin blue
Radioautograph Berlin blue Radioautograph Berlin blue Radioautograph Berlin
blue Radioautograph Fig. 11. Radioautographs of electropherograms of ...
Ralph O. Wallerstein, Stacy R. Mettier, 1958
8
THE PLASMA PROTEINS 2E V1: Structure, Function, and Genetic ...
Starch gel and its radioautograph showing some plasmas found to contain
transferrin variants. The samples were incubated with 59Fe for 1 hr prior to
electrophoresis. The gel was sliced horizontally; the section on the left was
stained with ...
9
Photosynthesis in Plants
Comparison of the radioautograph of an unknown compound with the map yields
a first clue to its identity. This CC..T be corroborated by washing the radioactive
compound out of the paper with water and mixing it with a larger sample of the ...
Shubhrata R. Mishra, 2004
Those that are radioactive will locate themselves, however, if the
chromatographic paper is placed in contact with a sheet of X-ray film for a few
days. The resulting radioautograph will show as many as 20 or 30 radioactive
compounds in the ...
