Identifying the Fluorescent Body (F-body) with Quinacrine Mustard Staining of Canine

Cattanach's translocation: cytological characterization by quinacrine mustard staining.

Metaphase chromosomes of mice carrying Cattanach's translocation, which is the deletion of material from a medium-sized autosome and its insertion into an X chromosome, were stained with quinacrine mustard. Comparison of the fluorescence patterns of these chromosomes with those of the chromosomes of normal mice has allowed the identification of the autosome involved in the translocation and loc...

Iontophoretic cobalt staining of the body wall of Phocanema decipiens.

Iontophoretic cobalt staining of the nematode Phocanema decipiens results in the deposition of cobalt between the contractile bases of adjacent muscle cells and in a hexagonal lattice pattern in the hypodermis. The possibility of staining sarcolemmal invaginations between muscle cells which are proprioceptive or coordinate the activity of adjacent muscle cells is suggested.

The relationship between level of physical activity with self-esteem, concern of body image and body appreciation of veterans

The wandering treponeme. A possible source of error in fluorescent antibody staining of spiral forms in body fluids.

Canine ocular tumors following ciliary body ablation with intravitreal gentamicin.

Iridociliary tumors are the second most common primary ocular tumor in dogs and are usually benign. A review of the Comparative Ocular Pathology Laboratory of Wisconsin (COPLOW) database in 2009 suggested a potential correlation between malignant iridociliary epithelial tumors and ciliary body ablation by intravitreal gentamicin injection for the treatment of glaucoma. The purpose of this case ...