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The cytological interpretation of the Feulgen reaction

Edgar Stedman, Ellen Stedman

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The chemical test for deoxyribosenucleic acid dis- covered by Feulgen (1914) and applied by Feulgen & Rossenbeck (1924) under the name of nucleal stain to histological sections has served many useful pur- poses in the hands both of its originator and of sub- sequent workers.It now finds much favour as a

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The chemical test for deoxyribosenucleic acid dis- covered by Feulgen (1914) and applied by Feulgen & Rossenbeck (1924) under the name of nucleal stain to histological sections has served many useful pur- poses in the hands both of its originator and of sub- sequent workers.It now finds much favour as a

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The chemical test for deoxyribosenucleic acid dis- covered by Feulgen (1914) and applied by Feulgen & Rossenbeck (1924) under the name of nucleal stain to histological sections has served many useful pur- poses in the hands both of its originator and of sub- sequent workers.It now finds much favour as a

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