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Autometallography

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Published1984
Citations188
References21

Total Citations Per Year

Abstract

References (21)

Histochemical demonstration of heavy metals

1981 • 758 citations

Localization of gold in biological tissue

1981 • 465 citations

Zur Histochemie der Schwermetalle Das Sulfid-Silberverfahren

1958 • 406 citations

The Theory of the Photographic Process

1907 • 314 citations

Light microscopic visualization of colloidal gold on resin-embedded tissue.

1983 • 298 citations

Silver staining of cell bodies by means of physical development

1983 • 265 citations

Exogenous selenium in the brain

1982 • 229 citations

Silver amplification of mercury sulfide and selenide: a histochemical method for light and electron microscopic localization of mercury in tissue.

1985 • 195 citations

Light and electron microscopic localization of silver in biological tissue

1981 • 193 citations

A principle for silver staining of tissue elements by physical development.

1971 • 102 citations

Die Kolloidchemie der histologischen Silberfärbungen

1911 • 95 citations

Light Insensitive Physical Developers

1979 • 82 citations

Ultrastructural autometallography: a method for silver amplification of catalytic metals.

1985 • 57 citations

The Reduction of Silver Ions by Hydroquinone

1939 • 53 citations

Histochemical demonstration of heavy metals with the sulfide-silver method. A methodological study.

1968 • 50 citations

Cytotoxic effect of inorganic, phenyl, and alkyl mercuric compounds on HeLa cells.

1969 • 42 citations

A Silver Method for Counterstaining Plastic Embedded Tissue

1983 • 42 citations

A silver‐gelatin method for staining nerve fibers

1946 • 41 citations

Improvement of cobalt-transport in axons by complexing agents

1978 • 27 citations

Silver staining of protoplasmic astrocytes by physical development.

1981 • 6 citations

Eine Methode zur Silberimprägnierung von Gliomen

1930 • 6 citations

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