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Paraffin-Beeswax-Stearic Acid: An Embedding Mass for thin Sections

D. W. Menzies Department of Pathology, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia
Pages 235-238 | Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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D. W. Menzies. (1966) Staining of Small Lymphoid Nucleoli in Paraffin Sections by Aniline-Azure B. Stain Technology 41:3, pages 165-167.
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A. K. H. MILLER, R. L. ALSTON, C. Q. MOUNTJOY & †J. A. N. CORSELLIS. (2008) AUTOMATED DIFFERENTIAL CELL COUNTING ON A SECTOR OF THE NORMAL HUMAN HIPPOCAMPUS: THE INFLUENCE OF AGE. Neuropathology and Applied Neurobiology 10:2, pages 123-141.
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D. W. MENZIES. (1966) Centron–Cortex and Cortex–Medullary Cord Junctions in the Rat Lymph Node, as seen in 1µ Paraffin Sections. Nature 210:5034, pages 431-432.
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