A basic fuchsin-alcian blue stain for the human hypophysis.
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Biomedical subjects
J Frommer
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Initial locus of calcification in chondrocytes.
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Qualitative research in diagnostic processes.
Social sciences, in general, and psychotherapy, in particular, have been informed by two fundamentally distinct methodologies of description and explanation: firstly, causal nomology based on operationalized data, and secondly, empirical hermeneutics focused on the meaningful context of intentions, experiences and actions. The paper deals with the second of these two methodologies in the context of research on psychotherapeutic diagnosis. This paradigm is a methodology for evaluating certain aspects of quality of life which deal with the subjective and interpersonal meaning of symptoms.
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The morphology and distribution of nerve fibers and endings associated with the mandibular joint of the mouse.
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Autoradiographic study of cellular proliferation during early development of the mandibular condyle in mice.
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Further evidence for the absence of elastic fibers during movement of the palatal shelves in mice.
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Contribution of Meckel's cartilage to ossification of the mandible in mice.
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Amylase localization in hamster submandibular glands.
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Localization of amylase in major salivary glands of the guinea pig.
The localization of amylase activity in the major salivary glands of adult male and female guinea pigs was determined by a substrate film technique. Parotid and submandibular glands showed intense activity localized to the acini. Only a weak reaction in the lumen of intralobular ducts was observed in sublingual glands. The sex differences in amylase activity reported in other commonly studied laboratory rodents were not detected in this species.
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