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On the rapid conversion of haematoxylin into haematein in staining reactions
Author(s):
H. HARRIS
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H Harris
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Harris H. F.
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H.F. Harris
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Harris
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HF Harris
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HR Harris
Publication date:
1900
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J Appl Microscopic Lab Methods
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