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The microscope and histology for the use of laboratory students in the anatomical department of Cornell University. by Simon Henry Gage (1891)

Gage, Simon Henry, 1851-1944 · Ithaca, N.Y. : Andrus and Church · leaf 175

An illustration from The microscope and histology for the use of laboratory students in the anatomical department of Cornell University. by Simon Henry Gage, 1891, leaf 175 — nomy to crowd them too closely together. 71 MOUNTING AND LABELING. § 166. Mounting Cells.—Many objects are of considerable thicknessand require a space or cell in which to be mounted, the wall of the cellserving to support the cover-glass and to contain the mounting medium.Where objects are mounted… … Fig. ^8a. Turn-Table for Sealing Cover-Glasses and MakingShallow Mounting Cells. {Queen & Co.) §167. Preparationof Mounting Cells.—(A) Thin Cells. These aremost conveniently made of some of the microscopical cements. Shellacis one of the best and most generally applicable (§ 193). To prepare…

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