State Microscopical Society of Illinois · Chicago, Ill. : State Microscopical Society of Illinois · leaf 42
ransport-ing specimens ; and, for this purpose, something better than bitsof muslin or scraps of paper is necessary. A specimen whichhas been carelessly wrapped in a muslin rag, and then carried inthe pocket until it is decomposed or desiccated, or perhaps both,is a very poor basis for the study of… … which six deep cells are excavated. The cover consists of anotherplate of glass, of the same size, and the two are fastened togetherby a strong rubber band. By means of this simple device, speci-mens of pus, of expectoration, of mucus, or of solid tissues, maybe easily transferred without being…
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