| Osmium tetroxide was used as a secondary fixative and stain prior to a second wash in phosphate buffer. |
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| They had better success, after much trial and error, by using a one-step cocktail fixative. |
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| The art is delicately done on a textured paper and a fixative is applied before mounting. |
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| The macerated cells were dissociated in a clean slide with a fresh fixative solution. |
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| Gelatine, an animal by-product rich in collagen, was frequently used by Middle Age painters as a fixative to bind pigments to canvas or wood. |
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| Pictographs also are fragile, since prehistoric artisans do not appear to have used any fixative, such as animal fat, in their pigments. |
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| The sandals are sewn by hand, made with low-impact, fiberreactive dyes and no fixative chemicals. |
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| Instead, the sample is placed in a small bottle containing fixative solution. |
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| Afterwards all the new art studenty types sprayed all their drawings creating a cloud of pungent fixative in the basement studio. |
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| The muscles were stored in the fixative solutions at 4 deg C for further use. |
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| The compound tincture is highly potent, pharmaceutically used in friar's balsam and as a fixative in perfume. |
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| A liquid fixative was deliberately not used in order to prevent dislodging of pollen grains. |
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| Half of the left uterine horn was fixed in Bouin's fixative, and processed routinely for immunohistochemistry. |
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| As much sea water as possible was removed from the samples and 4-5 volumes of cocktail fixative were added. |
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| The brushes can be rinsed in saline solution or in liquid-based fixative for cell concentration procedures. |
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| The team will create a new fixative mixture that combines minerals and slow-release growth factors. |
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| Especially when the greying crims could only be called hard-bitten if they'd managed to apply their denture fixative that morning. |
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| No asbestos bodies or uncoated asbestos fibers were found in any other water or fixative samples. |
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| They determined whether use of fixative fluid, organic solvent, or both might contribute to the low numbers. |
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| Used in applications like fragrance fixative or make notes of vanilla and sandalwood. |
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| Squashes were made in the fixative on a glass slide and flame dried. |
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| Before squashing, the roots were washed in water to remove the fixative. |
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| The residual material that remained on the collection device was then transferred to the liquid fixative and a second slide was prepared in the laboratory. |
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| After three subsequent changes of fixative, metaphases were prepared by dropping the cell suspension onto labelled clean, moist microscope slides. |
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| Ambergris is used as a fixative in the manufacture of perfume. |
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| This plant is one of the natural sources of Benzyl benzoate, an aromatic liquid used as a fixative and solvent in the manufacture of flavorings and perfume. |
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| In the evening, back home, rummaging about in my big box of old art materials I came across a can of spray fixative and two bottles of spirit varnish. |
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| In the early 1970s, the use of the fixative paste was eliminated, which meant that tissue could be removed and processed immediately by frozen section. |
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| This fixation step was repeated twice and the resulting cells were resuspended in a small volume of fixative solution and carefully placed onto clean slides. |
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| After a fixative solution is added, the sample is run on the instrument. |
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| The fixative solution was partially but not completely removed, the pellet was resuspended, dropped onto pre-cleaned microscope slides and dried for 24 h at room temperature. |
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| The best option for those with older printers is to use a fixative spray. |
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| We believe that this is contamination that occurred during the process of lifting the coagulum from the dish and transferring it to the fixative solution. |
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| Note: Chalk, charcoal and pastel entries should be sealed with a fixative spray to prevent smearing. |
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| The ratio of fixative to tissue must be at least 20:1 to ensure satisfactory preservation of the tissues. |
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| The myosin heads are the big yellow clumps that have to ratchet and attach to the actin's fixative points in order to produce movement. |
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| Pastels are therefore very sensitive. Pastel paintings should be sealed with a fixative before being framed, ideally by an expert. |
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| To increase the cell concentration it is necessary to coat the slide or use a suitable fixative. |
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| Tissue or organ samples must be treated by special fixative or preservative solutions and retained for a period of time. |
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| Be sure to thoroughly clean surfaces that are handled during processing such as the slide holder, fixative bath holder, and sample vial holder. |
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| Spraying evenly across the slide with a cytologic spray fixative at a distance of 6 to 10 inches is recommended. |
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| Copperas was closely linked with the woollen industry because it was mainly used as a textile dye fixative, a dye darkening agent and a black dye. |
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| Dried orris root smells like violets. It is used primarily as a base for natural toothpastes, and as a fixative in perfumes to enhance other aromas. |
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| Gonads were prepared for histological studies by placing them individually in Dietrich fixative for one hour. |
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| Gonads and oviducts were extracted and preserved in Bouin's fixative for histological analysis. |
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| If fish tissues are transported in fixative for histological examination they shall be shipped in leakproof tubes in impact-resistant containers, such as thick-walled polystyrene boxes. |
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| It is used in the highest grades of perfume because of its odour characteristics, ability to remain in evidence for long periods of time, and ability to act as a fixative. |
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| The use of neutralizer works as a fixative which is necessary to restore the N and S bonds to rejoin the hair and make the hair acquire the desired straightness. |
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| Its main uses are as an aroma chemical and as a fixative in the preparation of fragrance compounds, such compounds being used in the production of detergents, cosmetics and fine fragrances. |
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| Ambergris, the fatty substance which forms as ulcers around squid beaks in the digestive system of P. catodon, was once highly prized as a fixative to enhance perfumes. |
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| Henry VII was much enriched by trading alum, which was used in the wool and cloth trades for use as a chemical dye fixative when dyeing fabrics. |
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| Outside the European Community the substance is also used as an effective broad-spectrum biocide, tissue fixative, in etherification of food starch and production of colloidal metals. |
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| The tissue collected during a biopsy is fixed in ethanol, formalin, or another suitable fixative, infiltrated with paraffin, and sectioned into very thin slices, which are placed on glass slides. |
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| For histological studies, the rats were anesthetized with sodium pentobarbital, and testes were fixed by perfusing Bouin's fixative through the dorsal aorta. |
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| It must usually be preserved by the application of a fixative. |
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| It is still highly valued as a fixative in perfumes and other uses. |
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