铬酸银

J. Hist. Neurosci. 10(1) , 19-26, (2001)

Knowledge of cerebral structure and function in its modern form can be traced to the neurone doctrine based largely on the work of Santiago Ramón y Cajal [1852-1934] and his lifelong exploitation of the Golgi method. Cajal openly acknowledged his debt to the ...

Stain Technol. 62(1) , 7-21, (1987)

The silver chromate precipitate present in neurons impregnated according to the Golgi-rapid and Golgi-Kopsch procedures can be stabilized by treatment with a photographic developer. In a complementary light microscopic study the stabilizing properties of vari...

Stain Technol. 61(6) , 337-52, (1986)

Deterioration of Golgi impregnation begins immediately after impregnated tissue blocks are sectioned with the Vibratome. The first signs of deterioration are fading of delicate impregnated processes, the disruption and fragmentation of dendrites, and, eventua...

Microsc. Res. Tech. 23(4) , 275-88, (1992)

Direct electron microscopy of nervous tissue stained with the Golgi impregnation method is unsatisfactory because the cytoplasm of the cell bodies and processes of the impregnated neurons are completely filled with a compact precipitate of electron dense silv...

J. Neurosci. Methods 7(4) , 295-308, (1983)

A procedure is described by which the solid silver chromate precipitate present in Golgi-impregnated neurons is reduced by a photographic developer into metallic silver grains or particles. The remaining silver chromate is subsequently removed, and the fine s...

J. Med. Eng. Technol. 8(2) , 56-63, (1984)

It has now been 25 years since the first pacemakers were implanted. It is indeed fascinating to see the breadth and the vision of the early investigators on both sides of the ocean, most of them friends of the author, in the almost desperate search for a powe...

J. Histochem. Cytochem. 42(3) , 393-403, (1994)

We examined the role of chromium reduction in the Golgi-Colonnier method, correlating the quality of neuronal impregnation with the levels of hexavalent (CrVI) and trivalent (CrIII) chromium in the tissue and in the chromation fluid (CF). The concentrations o...