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... Tissue extract , or tissue thromboplastin , is extracted from animal tissues rich in tissue factor . Plasma , anticoagulated with citrate buffer , is allowed to clot with the simultaneous addition of phospholipid , calcium , and ...
... Tissue extract , or tissue thromboplastin , is extracted from animal tissues rich in tissue factor . Plasma , anticoagulated with citrate buffer , is allowed to clot with the simultaneous addition of phospholipid , calcium , and ...
Page 523
... tissue sample , so that a pathologist is able to assess only cellular features and not the architectural char- acteristics of the tumour tissue . Unlike a tissue sample , which may take two days to examine , a sample obtained by fine ...
... tissue sample , so that a pathologist is able to assess only cellular features and not the architectural char- acteristics of the tumour tissue . Unlike a tissue sample , which may take two days to examine , a sample obtained by fine ...
Page 589
... tissue of the organ rudiment is known to be necessary for the proper differentiation of epithelial tissue . Adult differentiation . In the adult mammal there are three classes of tissue . First , there are those that , like nerve and ...
... tissue of the organ rudiment is known to be necessary for the proper differentiation of epithelial tissue . Adult differentiation . In the adult mammal there are three classes of tissue . First , there are those that , like nerve and ...
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