e blending of the organicand inorganic constituents, possibly in chemical combination. The twoparts may be separated, however. Acids remove the salts leaving theorganic portion as a flexible counterpart of the entire bone. Heat ormaceration may be employed to destroy the organic part.… … Fat iln.ps. MAN l-at .h0).c — tRJ^t \ L^N 1TLE1N\1 Si ri 1\ I Ul Met al \kp \l ^ 30arc seen in the Haversian canals. At x Haversian canals] llif onter, and at XX on tlie inner surface of tlie bone. Digitized by Microsoft® BOXE. 59 shows the periosteum on its outer surf;ice. In fa\orable specimens…
Histology · Microscopy
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