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Brain, Rhesus monkey
The thionine Nissl stain is widely used as a basic stain for revealing normal cells in tissue. This is an example of the Thionine-Nissl Stain on a 40 micron-thick Rhesus monkey section.
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Primate Histology
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brain
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![Brain, Rhesus monkey
The thionine Nissl stain is widely used as a basic stain for revealing normal cells in tissue. This is an example of the Thionine-Nissl Stain on a 40 micron-thick Rhesus monkey section.
Copyright © NeuroScience Associates. Reprinted with permission.
[url=http://www.nsalabs.com/]http://www.nsalabs.com[/url]
Keywords: brain](albums/uploads/normal_thionin-rhesus.jpg "Click to view full size image
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Brain, Rhesus monkey
The thionine Nissl stain is widely used as a basic stain for revealing normal cells in tissue. This is an example of the Thionine-Nissl Stain on a 40 micron-thick Rhesus monkey section.
Copyright © NeuroScience Associates. Reprinted with permission.
[url=http://www.nsalabs.com/]http://www.nsalabs.com[/url]
Keywords: brain")