THE EFFECT OF PAPAIN ON MINERAL DEPOSITION IN THE HEALING OF RACHITIC EPIPHYSES.
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Autoradiography↗
Biomedical subjects
L CARLSON
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SULFUR METABOLISM IN CARTILAGE. A STUDY OF CALCIFYING REGIONS FOR MICROSCOPIC DISTRIBUTION OF SULFUR AND RELATIONSHIP TO STAINING BY SUDAN BLACK.
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Animals↗
[Cytochemical investigations on the Balbiani rings of the 4. salivary gland chromosome of Chironomus tentans].
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Animals↗
Protein droplets, especially gelatin, hemoglobin and histone, as microscopic standards for quantitation of cytochemical reactions.
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Chemistry Techniques, Analytical↗
THE APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE CYTOCHEMICAL TECHNIQUES TO THE STUDY OF INDIVIDUAL MAMMALIAN CHROMOSOMES.
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Animals↗
BONE CELLULAR ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH SKELETAL ATROPHY FROM DISUSE.
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Atrophy↗
Cytochemical study of nucleolus-ribosome system in populations of normal and neoplastic cells.
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Cell Nucleolus↗
The treatment of iron deficiency anemia of pregnancy.
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Anemia↗
[Instrumental equipment for quantitative cytochemistry].
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Cell Biology↗
Quantitative cytochemical studies on Paramecium aurelia. I. Growth in total dry weight measured by the scanning interference microscope and x-ray absorption methods.
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Cells↗
Evaluation of microradiograms for dry weight determination.
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Body Weight↗
A scanning interference microscope arrangement.
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Microscopy↗