Overview
- Authors:
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Zdeněk Lojda
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Laboratory of Histochemistry, Medical Faculty, Charles University, Prague 2, ČSSR
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Reinhart Gossrau
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Department Of Anatomy, University of Würzburg, Würzburg, Germany
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Theodor Heinrich Schiebler
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Department Of Anatomy, University of Würzburg, Würzburg, Germany
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Table of contents (7 chapters)
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- Zdeněk Lojda, Reinhart Gossrau, Theodor Heinrich Schiebler
Pages 1-1
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- Zdeněk Lojda, Reinhart Gossrau, Theodor Heinrich Schiebler
Pages 2-23
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- Zdeněk Lojda, Reinhart Gossrau, Theodor Heinrich Schiebler
Pages 24-55
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- Zdeněk Lojda, Reinhart Gossrau, Theodor Heinrich Schiebler
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- Zdeněk Lojda, Reinhart Gossrau, Theodor Heinrich Schiebler
Pages 297-312
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- Zdeněk Lojda, Reinhart Gossrau, Theodor Heinrich Schiebler
Pages 313-315
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- Zdeněk Lojda, Reinhart Gossrau, Theodor Heinrich Schiebler
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Back Matter
Pages 329-343
About this book
During recent years enzyme histochemical reactions have increasingly been considered as important, the reason being that enzyme histo chemistry is now a well-established link between morphology and bio chemistry. The development of numerous new methods and in particular the improvement of existing techniques contributed to the expansion of enzyme histochemical reactions. Today, the use of these methods allows detailed insight into molecular processes of single cells and their constituents. The selection of a suitable method for enzyme histochemical investigations needs thorough knowledge and critical evaluation of the reactions de scribed for the histochemical demonstration of enzymes and introduced in laboratory practice. Often, it is difficult for scientists primarily concerned with the application of methods and for laboratory assistants to comment on the value of an enzyme histochemical reaction. Our book will serve as a guide in this respect. It contains the most important histochemical methods for the localization of enzymes, all of which were checked by the authors themselves. These methods were often modified and frequently used for numerous different investigations of healthy and diseased organs in basic research and in routine practice.
