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Buffered Ethanol Fixative by Kiernan, John A.

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Tissue Fixation and Processing for the Histological Identification of Lipids by Carriel, Víctor, Campos, Fernando, Aneiros-Fernández, José, Kiernan, John A

“…Lipids are a heterogeneous group of substances characterized by their solubility in organic solvents and insolubility in water. Lipids can be found as normal…”
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3D vessel-wall virtual histology of whole-body perfused mice using a novel heavy element stain by Dunmore-Buyze, P. Joy, Cruje, Charmainne, Nong, Zengxuan, Lee, Jason J., Kiernan, John A., Pickering, J. Geoffrey, Drangova, Maria

“…Virtual histology – utilizing high-resolution three-dimensional imaging – is becoming readily available. Micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) is widely…”
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Staining sections with Giemsa by Kiernan, John A

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Immunostaining for GABA by Kiernan, John A

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Changes in sizes of cortical and lower motor neurons in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis by Kiernan, J A, Hudson, A J

“…It has been suggested that the degeneration of lower motor neurons in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a transneuronal event, secondary to the loss of…”
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Collagen type I staining by Kiernan, John A

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Stability and solubility of 3,3'-diaminobenzidine (DAB) by Kiernan, John A

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Suppressing autofluorescence by Kiernan, John A

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Optimal molecular profiling of tissue and tissue components : Defining the best processing and microdissection methods for biomedical applications by BOVA, G. Steven, ELTOUM, Isam A, KIERNAN, John A, SIEGAL, Gene P, FROST, Andra R, BEST, Carolyn J. M, GILLESPIE, John W, SU, Gloria H, EMMERT-BUCK, Michael R

“…Isolation of well-preserved pure cell populations is a prerequisite for sound studies of the molecular basis of any tissue-based biological phenomenon. This…”
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The M'Fadyean reaction: a stain for anthrax bacilli by Owen, Michael P, Kiernan, John A

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Layered structure of saccular aneurysms assessed by collagen birefringence by Canham, Peter B., Finlay, Helen M., Kiernan, John A., Ferguson, Gary G.

“…Cerebral aneurysms are composed principally of collagen, a birefringent protein which is responsible for withstanding the forces of blood pressure. The known…”
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Optimal molecular profiling of tissue and tissue components: defining the best processing and microdissection methods for biomedical applications by Bova, G Steven, Eltoum, Isam A, Kiernan, John A, Siegal, Gene P, Frost, Andra R, Best, Carolyn J M, Gillespie, John W, Emmert-Buck, Michael R

“…Isolation of well-preserved pure cell populations is a prerequisite for sound studies of the molecular basis of pancreatic malignancy and other biological…”
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Anti-neurone antibodies are not characteristic of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis by Kiernan, J A, Hudson, A J

“…Autoantibodies, a suggested cause of motor neurone degeneration in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), were sought immunohistochemically after applying…”
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A circulating exogenous protein can enter enteric nervous tissue in the rat by Allen, D T, Kiernan, J A

“…Previous studies of the permeation of circulating protein tracers yielded conflicting results in the enteric nervous system. We show that within 5 min of…”
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Nissl: The Man, The Stain and The Substance by Kiernan, John A.

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Recycling Osmium Tetroxide by Kiernan, John A.

“…Osmium tetroxide is indeed wonderful stuff. Osmium is a rare element, so disposal of used solutions should consist of recycling, not dumping, even though…”
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Dehydrating Delicate Specimens for Light Microscopy by Kiernan, John A.

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Formaldehyde, Formalin, Paraformaldehyde And Glutaraldehyde: What They Are And What They Do by Kiernan, John A.

“…Aldehydes are the most commonly used fixatives. They serve to stabilize the fine structural details of cells and tissues prior to examination by light or…”
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A Hint for Fixing Tissues for Better Staining by Kiernan, John A.

“…For beautiful colors in near perfectly preserved cells and connective tissue, immerse carefully cut pieces, no more than 2 mm in least dimension, overnight in…”
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