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Modern microscopy; a handbook for beginners and students (1912)

Cross, M. I, Cole, Martin J · Chicago, Chicago Medical Book Co. · leaf 171

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der the machine with the left. Planeoff the sections as quickly as possible. They should all collect 150 MODERN MICROSCOPY on the plane iron. If they roll up or fly off, the tissue is frozentoo hard, or there is not enough syrup in the gum. If theformer is the case, allow the mass to thaw a little;… … Fig. 64.—Cathcarts Microtome. removed. Water that has been boiled and allowed to cool willremove the gum sooner than cold water. When quite free fromgum, the sections may be bottled up in methylated spirit untilrequired for staining. Embedding in Celloidin.—Dissolve Scherings celloidin inequal…

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