The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 131
m water, and the liver then transferred to the freezing microtome. Liquids containing glycerine should be avoided, as it is impossible to harden the specimen either by freezing or with alcohol. For staining, Beale's carmine or hsematoxylon may be-used. The slightest trace of acid destroys the… … . ~f:r T , ^ t A ,^ i . f* .^ n Livei' of Rabbit, showinff ing to Kolatschewsky,'^ the substance of the cells cells modified by disteu.iou is continuous with the same. This has not been of the bloodvessels. observed, though carefully looked for. Hepatic and Portal Veins. — In injecting the venous…
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