Pathological techniqueW.B. Saunders, 1901 - 424 pages |
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95 per cent absolute alcohol acetic acid acid fuchsin agar-agar alum alum-hematoxylin aniline animal autopsy bacillus bacteria blood blood-serum blue boiling bouillon Canada balsam carmine cavity celloidin cells chlorid coagulated colonies color cover-glass preparations culture-medium cultures Decolorize Dehydrate differential dilute dish dissolved drop eosin examination exudate fibers fibrin filter-paper filtered formaldehyde fresh gelatin glass glycerin Gram's method grams granules growth guinea-pigs hardened heat hematoxylin hyaline hydrochloric acid incision incubator infected inoculation iodin knife layer lesions material medium methylene-blue solution microscope microtome mixture mounted neuroglia-fibers nuclei Obstetrics obtained organism osmic acid paraffin pathological pepton picric acid pieces of tissue pipette placed platinum wire potassium reaction removed safranin salt saturated aqueous solution sections slide sodium sodium chlorid solu specimen sputum stain sterilized stopper surface test-tube thick thin tion tube twenty-four hours usually Wash in water Wright and Brown Xylol Xylol balsam Zenker's fluid
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