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Cajal and De Castro's neurohistological methods

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0190221593

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9780190221591

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b549133

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Cajal and De Castro's neurohistological methods

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First Statement of Responsibility

Miguel A. Merchán, MD, PhD, Professor of Histology, Facultad de Medicina, Instituto de Neurociencias de Castilla y León, Universidad de Salamanca, Salamanca, Spain, Javier de Felipe, PhD, Research Professor, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Instituto Cajal and Centro de Tecnología Biomédica, Univerdidad Politécnica de Madrid, Madrid, Spain, Fernando de Castro, MD, PhD, Tenured Scientist, Grupo de Neurobilogia del Desarrollo-Gnde, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Instituto Cajal, Madrid, Spain.

Edition Statement

First edition

Place of Publication, Distribution, etc.

Oxford ; New York

Name of Publisher, Distributor, etc.

Oxford University Press

Date of Publication, Distribution, etc.

2016

Specific Material Designation and Extent of Item

xxvi, 253 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm

Text of Note

Includes translation of "Elementos de Técnica Micrográfica del Sistema Nervioso" (Principles of Micrographical Technique for the Nervous System), originally published in Spanish in 1933.

Text of Note

Principles of Micrographical Techniques for the Nervous System DedicationPreliminary Information List of PlatesSection IHistorical ContextCHAPTER IAuthors and Their Backgrounds by JAIME A. MERCHAN and JORGE PRIETOSection IIBasic Histological TechniquesChapter IIThe Microscope and the FixativesI. Microscope II. Fixatives Formaldehyde-based Fixatives Fixatives with Osmic Acid Fixatives Based on Hypnotic Substances CHAPTER IIIDecalcifying Agents CHAPTER IVGeneral Dissociation Procedures Dissociation Sectioning Frozen Section Procedure (EN 8) Celloidin and Collodion Embedding Paraffin Embedding Gelatin Embedding Superficial Paraffin Imbedding CHAPTER VHandling and Mounting Serial Sections Sections of celloidin-embedded material Sections of paraffin-embedded material CHAPTER VIGeneral Staining Methods Some Remarks on the Staining Process Sources and Composition of Dyes CHAPTER VIIFormulae for Carmine and Haematoxylin Double and Triple Stains Modifications of the Iron-Haematoxylin. Methods for the Staining of Mitochondria CHAPTER VIIISection Mounting and Preservation Mounting Sections that Require Previous Dehydration and Clarifying Section Mounting without Dehydration and Clarifying Section IIISpecial TechniquesCHAPTER IXMethods for the Demonstration of Neuronal Morphology CHAPTER XContinuation of the Methods for Demonstrating the Morphology of Neurons Fixation, Sectioning and Mounting Techniques for Methylene Blue Stained Material CHAPTER XIMethods to Study the Structure of the Nerve Cell Nissl Chromatic Bodies Methods for Staining the Neurofibrils Silver Impregnation Methods Impregnation Of The Golgi Apparatus Demonstration of Plastosomes, Centrosome, Oxidases and Pigmentary Spherules Nucleus and Cell Membrane CHAPTER XIIStaining of Neuronal Axons in the Centres CHAPTER XIIIMyelin Staining CHAPTER XIVColouration of the Macroglia, Microglia and Oligodendroglia Macroglia Demonstration of the Gliosomes and Mitochondria Impregnation of Oligodendroglia and Microglia CHAPTERXVMethods to Demonstrate the Connective Tissue Methods For Staining The Connective Tissue Impregnation Methods for Connective Tissue Supravital Staining with Acidic Dyes CHAPTER XVIMethods for the Demonstration of Substances Produced by Alterations of the Cell Metabolism Demonstration of some Cell Granules Demonstration of Fats and Lipoid Substances Demonstration of Ferric Pigments Demonstration of non-Ferric Pigments Glycogen Demonstration Demonstration of Amyloid Substance and Corpora Amylacea Demonstration of Hyaline Degeneration Calcareous Substances CHAPTER XVIIMethods for the Demonstration of the Peripheral Nerves under both Normal and Pathological Conditions Demonstration of Ranvier Nodes Methods to Stain the Schwann Cells Methods for Myelin Staining Lantermann Incisures; Spiral Apparatus; Spinous Double Bracelet; Neurokeratin Network (EN 48) Demonstration of the Cylinder-Axis and Neurofibrils Demonstration of the Connective Tissue of Nerve Trunks (Endoneurium, Perineurium and Epineurium) CHAPTER XVIIIMethods for the Demonstration of Peripheral Nerve Endings Gold Chloride Methods Demonstration of Nerve Endings with the Golgi Method Demonstration of Peripheral Nerve Endings with Ehrlich's Methylene Blue Procedure Neurofibrillary Methods Capable of Demonstrating the Nerve Endings Methods to Demonstrate the Nerve Trunks and Nerve Endings in Organs Protected by Bone Tissue Procedures for Staining the Sympathetic and Dorsal Root Ganglia CHAPTERXIXTechniques for the Demonstration of the Nervous Tissue of Invertebrates Methods Capable of Revealing the Morphology of Neurons Methods for Staining Neurofibrils CHAPTER XXMethods for Demonstrating some Pathogenic Microorganisms Demonstration of the Syphilis Treponema Demonstration of the Trypanosomes in Sleeping Sickness Colouration of Negri Bodies in Rabies Demonstration of the Tuberculosis Bacillus Editors' Notes Vocabulary by the Editors Bibliography

Castro, Fernando de, -- 1896-1967.

Histology -- Technique.

Ramón y Cajal, Santiago, -- 1852-1934.

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Miguel A. Merchán, MD, PhD, Professor of Histology, Facultad de Medicina, Instituto de Neurociencias de Castilla y León, Universidad de Salamanca, Salamanca, Spain, Javier de Felipe, PhD, Research Professor, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cien

Fernando de Castro

Javier de Felipe

Miguel A Merchán

Santiago Ramón y Cajal

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