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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «REFRACTILE»
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Handbook of the Laboratory Diagnosis and Treatment of ...
abnormal fert. Observation No. (2 pronuclei) (1 or 3 + pronuclei) Fragmented 1st
pb* 32 75 19 Very small 1st pb 8 75 13 Very large 1st pb 6 50 17 Detached 1st
pb 3 2/, V, Very granular ooplasm 65 80 8 Refractile body 47 2 Control Mil
oocytes ...
Brooks A. Keel, Bobby W. Webster, 1990
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Fundamentals of Veterinary Clinical Pathology
E. Refractile artifacts (Plate 5A) 1. Erythrocyte refractile artifacts are frequently
found in stained blood films. Objects are refractile when they change from dark to
shiny as the focal plane is changed; refractile artifacts are recognized by focusing
...
Steven L. Stockham, Michael A. Scott, 2013
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A Practical Guide to Selecting Gametes and Embryos
Refractile bodies (Figures 5 3 and 5 4) are cytoplasmic inclusions that can be
dark incorporations, fragments, spots, dense granules, lipid droplets, and
lipofuscin Transmission electron microscopy studies and Schmorl staining have
shown ...
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Glossary of Biotechnology Terms, Fourth Edition
Relatively rare in natural occurrence, refractile bodies can be induced (i.e.,
caused to occur) in procaryotes (e.g.. bacteria) when the pro- caryotes are
genetically engineered to produce eucaryotic (e.g., mammal) proteins. The
proteins are ...
5
Retina in Systemic Disease: A Color Manual of Ophthalmoscopy
... endocarditis/septicemia/fungemia ♢ Intravenous drugs Retinal Crystal
Deposition Retinal crystals appear as multiple, fine, refractile,. Fig. 13.3 Refractile
, yellow-white, calcific embolus in a patient with a history of carotid artery disease.
Fig.
Homayoun Tabandeh, Morton F. Goldberg, 2011
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In the Matter of Certain Recombinantly Produced Human Growth ...
The term "refractile" is used because these bodies can actually be seen using a
phase contrast microscope. Under magnifications as low as 1000 fold, these
precipitated protein bodies appear as bright spots visible within the enclosure of
the ...
DIANE Publishing Company, 1997
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Animal Parasite Control Utilizing Biotechnology
TM Within 24 h of sporozoite invasion, more than 80% of the intracellular
sporozoites had lost the anterior refractile body. The prominent posterior body
remained in the developing first generation schizont until approximately 48 to 72
h ...
STAIN REACTIONS SALINE IODINE M IRON TRICHROME* CBE CYTOPLASM
colorless yellow to pink gray blue-green greentan to gray black CYST WALL
refractile dark brown pink to red colorless colorless greenrefractile refractile (halo
) ...
U.S. Department Of Defense
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Diagnostic Cytopathology
Bile appears as coarse, irregular, rather amorphous, non-refractile green to
golden brown globular intra- cytoplasmic and extra-cytoplasmic deposits on
Papanicolaou stain (Fig. 8.5). With Giemsa–Romanowsky stain, bile has a dark
green to ...
Winifred Gray, Gabrijela Kocjan, 2010
Bubble formation in the eye during decompression: A refractile body had been
observed in the eyd of a TEKTITE I aquanaut (although never confirmed as a
bubble). In the TEKTITE II program, therefore, the possibility of bubble formation ...
James Woodell Miller, John G VanDerwalker, Richard A Waller, 1972
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «REFRACTILE»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
refractile nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Sensor Stack Thickness Part III: Summary
For example, we might measure a physical thickness of 2mm on two different cameras, but if one has low-refractile glass and the other high-refractile glass, the ... «PetaPixel, lug 14»
"Do It Yourself" plastic surgery leads to horrific injuries for woman …
The UCSF dermatopathology results showed there was some type of "refractile material" found in her cheeks. Glogau describes the material as low-grade "glass ... «WPTV, lug 14»
Sensor Stack Thickness: When Does It Matter?
The sensor optical measurements are made by Brian Caldwell and measure the optical equivalent as if the sensor stack was made of glass with a 1.52 refractile ... «PetaPixel, giu 14»
Botched illegal cosmetic fillers are on the rise
A lab report showed that it contained "refractile material," which Glogau said reflects light, like splinters of glass, and "could be similar to Plexiglas." Glogau said ... «SFGate, mag 14»
Marissa Nadler – Dead City Emily
... Wolves In The Throne Room) and Oregon-born composer/violinist Eyvand Kang, July possesses a blurred refractile beauty, an eerie winter-light warmth which ... «MOJO, gen 14»
Novel Fastidious, Partially Acid-Fast, Anaerobic Gram-Positive …
Gram stain of the aspirate from the breast abscess revealed heavy pus and weakly Gram-positive, refractile, branching rods. A Kinyoun acid-fast stain ... «Journal of Clinical Microbiology, ott 13»
High-throughput quantification of early stages of phagocytosis
Our assay was able to determine the phagocytic stages of Ig-sRBCs in macrophages but with less accuracy than beads due to their non-refractile properties for ... «BioTechniques.com, set 13»
Ciliate gluttony (again)
I haven't quite figured out the identity of the refractile crystaline blob near the centre, above the "mouth" (inside a vacuole). If anyone knows -- I'd love to hear it! «Scientific American, apr 13»
Nuclear structure -- in DIC!
The cytoplasm is full of refractile crystals, at least some of which may be related to urea in composition, and perhaps used to accumulate (and later dispose of) ... «Scientific American, dic 12»
A hidden world of tiny creatures
The darkest ones are Beggiatoa, a colourless sulphur bacterium which accumulates elemental sulphur and this makes the cells opaque or refractile. The large ... «Globe and Mail, apr 10»
