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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 174

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ltrated and embedded in gelatine, but they must all be stainedin bulk before they are infiltrated, because the sections must notcome in contact with water in any form ; moreover, if the sectionswere stained the gelatine would be coloured as well as the tissues. The Rocking Microtome.—This machine… … Fig. 65.—Rocking Microtome. every time the handle is pulled a section is cut, and the speci-men is moved forward ready for another. Infiltrate the tissue with paraffin in the ordinary way in apill-box, and when the paraffin has set, remove the box andtrim the paraffin into a rectangular block. Take…

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