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J Groniowski
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Electron microscopy in the diagnosis of liver diseases.
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The development of electron microscopy in the biological sciences in Poland in the past 25 years.
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[Comparison of biopsy studies of the liver and of clinical manifestations].
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Scanning electron microscopic observations on the surface of vascular endothelium.
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[Electron microscopy in diagnosis of familial hemochromatosis].
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Studies on the alveolar lining layer of the lungs: some biological and pathological aspects.
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[Usefulness of electron microscopy examinations in biopsy diagnosis].
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Selected electron-microscopic observation of the renal glomerulus.
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Functional aspects of the morphologic structure of podocytes.
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Studies on the extraneous coat of nephronic epithelium in experimental conditions.
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[Ultrasonography in obstetrical diagnostic procedures].
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Ultrasonography in obstetrical diagnostics.
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Electron microscope studies on the surface coat of the nephron.
Attempts to make visible the carbohydrate coat at the free cell surface of glomeruli as well as the tubules of rabbit kidney were undertaken. The ruthenium red procedure was performed, according to Luft, at various pH values. Moreover, the colloidal iron and the colloidal thorium methods were used. Neuraminidase digestion was also performed. In the ruthenium red procedure the luminal face of the epithelial cells of the nephron was coated distinctly with reaction product. The results obtained revealed that some of the differences at various levels of the nephron depended on the pH values. In glomeruli and proximal convoluted tubules the optimum pH value was 7.4; in the ascending limb of Henle loops and distal convoluted tubules the optimum pH value was 6.8. The ruthenium red-positive surface coat was either closely connected with, or appeared as a part of, the outer leaflet of the unit membrane. The slit pores of glomeruli were also covered by a coat continuous with the surface coat of the adjacent foot processes. The coat lining the microvilli of proximal convoluted tubules completely filled the intervillous spaces. Also, both the colloidal iron method and the colloidal thorium method evidenced the presence of surface coat. Pre-treatment with neuraminidase abolished the effect of the Hale reaction. These results may indicate that the surface coat of the epithelia of the nephron shows the presence of glycoproteins containing siliac acid residues.
The extraneous coat of lung alveoli.
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[Pathology of the cell membrane as one of the evolutionary trends of current pathomorphology].
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