A Text book of Histology
A Text book of Histology
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X 700.
elongated six-sided plates, in hamster (a rodent), rhombohedra, and in dog they appear as rhombic prisms which are diamond shaped in cross- section.
Various other crystalline, and also amorphous hemoglobin derivatives may occur as decomposition products. The iron of the coloring matter of the hemoglobin may be thus obtained in the form of hematin, a soluble, amorphous protein compound of a brownish-red color. If he- matin is combined with hydrochloric acid the chlorid of hematin, hemin, ...is produced. Hemin occurs in deep brownish-red crystals, known also as Teichmann's crystals, which differ somewhat according to the animal HEMOGLOBIN 213 species from which they are obtained; those of human blood take the form of triclinic plates . (Fig. 228). Hemin crystals derive a certain importance as a forensic test for the presence of blood, and they may be obtained from, old and dried-up specimens as readily as from fresh blood. The procedure for testing a suspected stain consists in heating to the boiling point in a drop of acetic acid, a drop of a nor- mal salt solution of the speci- men.
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X 700.
elongated six-sided plates, in hamster (a rodent), rhombohedra, and in dog they appear as rhombic prisms which are diamond shaped in cross- section.
Various other crystalline, and also amorphous hemoglobin derivatives may occur as decomposition products. The iron of the coloring matter of the hemoglobin may be thus obtained in the form of hematin, a soluble, amorphous protein compound of a brownish-red color. If he- matin is combined with hydrochloric acid the chlorid of hematin, hemin, ...is produced. Hemin occurs in deep brownish-red crystals, known also as Teichmann's crystals, which differ somewhat according to the animal HEMOGLOBIN 213 species from which they are obtained; those of human blood take the form of triclinic plates . (Fig. 228). Hemin crystals derive a certain importance as a forensic test for the presence of blood, and they may be obtained from, old and dried-up specimens as readily as from fresh blood. The procedure for testing a suspected stain consists in heating to the boiling point in a drop of acetic acid, a drop of a nor- mal salt solution of the speci- men.
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