Stain technology

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volume 22, number 1, 2010

M C DE REZENDE-PINTO
A new cytological technic, tannin-iron III, for nucleoli and plastids. Stain technology 22 (1) (2010)
D B SHUTT
A rapid staining method for the microscopical examination of milk; a preliminary note. Stain technology 22 (1) (2010)
W V COLE
Quick staining method for frozen sections. Stain technology 22 (1) (2010)
L SMITH
The acetocarmine smear technic. Stain technology 22 (1) (2010)
O E KUGLER, E H BENNETT
Histochemical localization of acid phosphatase in germinating maize kernels. Stain technology 22 (1) (2010)

volume 22, number 2, 2010

H A DAVENPORT, R W PORTER, R W THOMAS
The stainability of nerve fibers by protargol with various fixatives and staining technics. Stain technology 22 (2) (2010)
J P O'BRIEN
Paraffin sections of tissue fragments. Stain technology 22 (2) (2010)
R E STOWELL, A ZORZOLI
The action of ribonuclease on fixed tissues. Stain technology 22 (2) (2010)
R MOREE
A confirmation of Rafalko's Feulgen method. Stain technology 22 (2) (2010)
E H LEACH
Bismarck brown as a stain for mucoproteins. Stain technology 22 (2) (2010)
R D LILLIE, J GRECO
Malt diast se and ptyalin in place of saliva in the identification of glycogen. Stain technology 22 (2) (2010)

volume 22, number 3, 2010

R K ZUCK
Simplified permanent acetocarmine smears with a water-miscible mountant. Stain technology 22 (3) (2010)
T E RAWLINS, W N TAKAHASHI
Elimination of distortion and poor staining in paraffin sections of plant tissues. Stain technology 22 (3) (2010)
C ZIRKLE
Some synthetic resins in combined fixing, staining and mounting media. Stain technology 22 (3) (2010)
R M TRUE
Staining of embryonic and small mammalian skeletal systems. Stain technology 22 (3) (2010)
R E HELLER, R W THOMAS, H A DAVENPORT
Staining nerve fibers with methylene blue; an evaluation of variables used in an immersion technic. Stain technology 22 (3) (2010)
G I ROSKIN, M E STRUVE
Differential cytophysiological diagnosis of cancerous and normal tissues. Stain technology 22 (3) (2010)
W V COLE
Gallocyanin as a nuclear stain. Stain technology 22 (3) (2010)

volume 21, number 3, 2010

D S VAN FLEET
An oxidation and adsorption reaction for differentiating the endodermis and the collenchyma. Stain technology 21 (3) (2010)
D B O SAVILE
A rapid freehand sectioning method for leaves. Stain technology 21 (3) (2010)
H J CONN
Progress in the standardization of stains; twenty-five years of cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Stain technology 21 (3) (2010)
J S RAFALKO
A modified Feulgen technic for small and diffuse chromatin elements. Stain technology 21 (3) (2010)
H H McKAY
The use of enzymes in the preparation of root-tip smears. Stain technology 21 (3) (2010)
E H LEACH
Curtis' substitute for Van Gieson stain. Stain technology 21 (3) (2010)
H E WARMKE
Precooling combined with chrom-osmo-acetic fixation in studies of somatic chromosomes in plants. Stain technology 21 (3) (2010)
E O DODSON
Some evidence for the specificity of the Feulgen reaction. Stain technology 21 (3) (2010)

volume 21, number 4, 2010

L F WICKS, C CARRUTHERS, M G RITCHEY
The piccolyte resins as microscopic mounting media. Stain technology 21 (4) (2010)
V M CUTTER
Smear methods for the study of chromosomes in Ascomycetes. Stain technology 21 (4) (2010)
E S HEGRE, A D BRASHEAR
Block-surface staining. Stain technology 21 (4) (2010)
B F LUTMAN
A one-solution tannic-acid-iron stain for plant tissue sections. Stain technology 21 (4) (2010)
H L REINHART, A B MADDOCKS, L W REES
Reliability of ethyl alcohol substitutes in preparing routine hospital bacteriological stains. Stain technology 21 (4) (2010)
R E STOWELL
The specificity of the Feulgen reaction for thymonucleic acid. Stain technology 21 (4) (2010)
A L SALAZAR
A new technic; tannin-iron II. Stain technology 21 (4) (2010)

volume 21, 2010

R M ROSENBAUM
The use of clarite in preparing whole microscopic mounts. Stain technology 21 (2010)
G C WEBER
Sterile milk for background in capsule staining. Stain technology 21 (2010)
R D LILLIE, J GRECO
A simplified method of preparation of di-ammine-silver hydroxide for reticulum impregnation; comments on the nature of the so-called sensitization before impregnation. Stain technology 21 (2010)
C A ERSKINE
A myelin staining method for old material. Stain technology 21 (2010)
R C DUNN, E C THOMPSON
A simplified stain for hemoglobin in tissues or smears using patent blue. Stain technology 21 (2010)
E C COLE
Improved fixation in vitally stained methylene blue preparations. Stain technology 21 (2010)
W M ROGOFF
The Bodian technic and the mosquito nervous system. Stain technology 21 (2010)
E B RUTH
Demonstration of the ground substance of cartilage, bone, and teeth. Stain technology 21 (2010)
H J CONN
Carbol crystal violet. Stain technology 21 (2010)
H J CONN, E STOTZ
Comparative absorption readings obtained with spectrophotometers of various types. Stain technology 21 (2010)
J A SERRA
Histochemical tests for proteins and amino acids; the characterization of basic proteins. Stain technology 21 (2010)
T W WILLIAMS
The differentiation of placoid, ctenoid and cycloid scales by means of alizarin red S. Stain technology 21 (2010)
H J CONN, M A DARROW
Further observations on ethyl alcohol substitutes. Stain technology 21 (2010)
L B ABBE
A rapid histological technic for staining latex in roots of Taraxacum kok-sag-hyz. Stain technology 21 (2010)
H J CONN
Progress in the standardization of stains; recent advances. Stain technology 21 (2010)
W V COLE
A gold chloride method for motor end plates. Stain technology 21 (2010)

volume 20, 2010

J T GAMBLE
A combination bleaching-clearing agent and its use in the processing of Spalteholz preparations. Stain technology 20 (2010)