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HISTOCHEMICAL DEMONSTRATION OF NORADRENALINE IN THE ADRENAL MEDULLA OF THE HAMSTER

Olavi Eränkö

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Formalin-induced fluorescence and a positive iodate reaction are both present exclusively in the peripheral adrenomedullary cells of the hamster. These cells contain principally noradrenaline.

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Formalin-induced fluorescence and a positive iodate reaction are both present exclusively in the peripheral adrenomedullary cells of the hamster. These cells contain principally noradrenaline.

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Formalin-induced fluorescence and a positive iodate reaction are both present exclusively in the peripheral adrenomedullary cells of the hamster. These cells contain principally noradrenaline.

Key concepts: Hamster, Adrenal medulla, Chemistry, Internal medicine, Endocrinology, Medulla, Catecholamine, Norepinephrine

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