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The effects of ultracentrifuging the spinal ganglion cells of the rat, with special reference to Nissl bodies

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Published1935
Citations28
References13

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1932 • 106 citations

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1933 • 82 citations

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1933 • 43 citations

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1931 • 30 citations

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1933 • 28 citations

A cytological study of the spinal‐ganglion cells of the rat, with special reference to the Golgi apparatus, vacuome, canalicular apparatus (Saftkanälchen), mitochondria, clear canals of penfield, and nissl bodies

1931 • 27 citations

Studies on cell structure by the freezing‐drying method. III. The distribution in cells of the basophil substances, in particular the Nissl substance of the nerve cell

1933 • 26 citations

The structure of cells in tissues as revealed by microdissection V. The physical properties of nerve cells of the frog (Rana pipiens)

1931 • 19 citations

The appearance of nissl substance in nerve cells following variations in fixation

1924 • 18 citations

CENTRIFUGATION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM A METHOD FOR NEUROCYTOLOGIC STUDY

1923 • 16 citations

On changes in the size, shape, and distribution of the basophil substance in the neurocytosome after fixation in different fluids

1932 • 12 citations

Reliable methods for the fixation and staining of nissl substance

1927 • 12 citations

The effects of centrifuging the spermatocyte cells of Notonecta, with special reference to the mitochondria

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