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History of Staining : Table of Contents
Clark, G. and Kasten, F. H. (1983) History of Staining.
Philadelphia: Wiliams & Wilkins. ISBN 0683017055
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Chapter 1 - Ralph Dougall Lillie
Chapter 2 - The pioneers in staining
Chapter 3 - Sir John Hill
Chapter 4 - Joseph von Gerlach
Chapter 5 - Cochineal dyes
Chapter 6 - Logwood dyes
Chapter 7 - Rudolf Heidenhain
Chapter 8 - Paul Mayer
Chapter 9 - Aniline dyes in histology
Chapter 10 - Paul G Unna
Chapter 11 - The development of bacteriological staining methods
Chapter 12 - Paul Ehrlich
Chapter 13 - The development of cytological staining
Chapter 14 - Walther Flemming
Chapter 15 - The staining of blood and parasitic protozoa
Chapter 16 - John Belling
Chapter 17 - The use of dyes as vital stains
Chapter 18 - Gustav Mann
Chapter 19 - Connective tissue stains
Chapter 20 - Frank B Mallory
Chapter 21 - Neurological stains
Chapter 22 - Immunological staining
Chapter 23 - The development of fluorescent microscopy up through WWII
Chapter 24 - A history of protein and nucleic acid histochemistry
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