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1. Histochemical specifity of staining methods for connective tissue fibers: Resorcin-fuchsin and van Gieson's picro-fuchsin

   Depending on the pretreatment of tissue sections, resorcin-fuchsin stained collagen, reticulum fibers and/or basement membranes and ring fibers...

   Holde Puchtler, Faye Sweat in Histochemie

   Article 01 January 1964

2. On some antagonists of bradykinin

   M. Rocha e Silva, J. Garcia Leme in Naunyn-Schmiedebergs Archiv für experimentelle Pathologie und Pharmakologie

   Article 01 June 1965

3. Histochemistry of Alcian blue

   Two new cationic copper phthalocyanins, isomers of each other, have been synthesised, and compared with Alcian blue 8GX as stains for a variety of...

   J. E. Scott in Histochemie

   Article 01 September 1972

4. Nervous Tissues Isolated in Culture

   There would be no need for a chapter such as this—whose subject coverage must be eclectic rather than systematic—were it not that the study of...

   Margaret R. Murray in Metabolic Turnover in the Nervous System

   Chapter 1971
   

5. Chemotherapy: history and principles

   Bacteria were discovered by Antonie van Leeuwenhoek in Delft (Holland) in 1676, but their role in causing infections, plagues, and epidemics was...

   Adrien Albert in Selective Toxicity

   Chapter 1973