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The Preparation of Iron-Hematoxylin from Alum-Hematoxylin

M. Krutsay Department of Pathology, District Hospital, Keszthely, Hungary
Page 249 | Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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M. Krutsay. (1962) Permanganate-Resorgin-Fuchsin: A Selective Stain for Elastic Tissue. Stain Technology 37:4, pages 250-251.
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