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... Staining Gram staining is the most important differ- ential technique applied to bacteria . In theory , it should be possible to divide bacteria into two groups , gram positive and gram negative ; in practice , there are instances when ...
... Staining Gram staining is the most important differ- ential technique applied to bacteria . In theory , it should be possible to divide bacteria into two groups , gram positive and gram negative ; in practice , there are instances when ...
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... staining of sections , is useful in concentrations of 1 % or less - but its pH is very low ( about 2.5 ) , and even if partially neutralized just before use , it begins to precipitate above pH 4.5 . It may stain some structures ...
... staining of sections , is useful in concentrations of 1 % or less - but its pH is very low ( about 2.5 ) , and even if partially neutralized just before use , it begins to precipitate above pH 4.5 . It may stain some structures ...
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... stained and unstained gels . Some scanners are designed to function optimally with such gels . Analysis after removal of gel . Removed gels can be scanned with or without staining . Stained gels can be scanned or photographed ...
... stained and unstained gels . Some scanners are designed to function optimally with such gels . Analysis after removal of gel . Removed gels can be scanned with or without staining . Stained gels can be scanned or photographed ...
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Determinative Methods of Light Microscopy R N DOETSCH | 34 |
Cell Fractionation CARL A SCHNAITMAN | 52 |
RALPH N COSTILOW Editor | 63 |
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