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The boiling is accomplished by holding the cover-glass in the lower portion of the Bunsen flame until the staining fluid steams; then slowly raise the glass to the top of the flame and the fluid will boil; immediately lower again and repeat.
5. Wash in water and partially dry the cover-glass with filter-paper.
6. Flood the glass with Gabbet's solution,^ from one to three minutes, according to the thickness of the prepa- ration and to the intensity of the fuchsin stain.
7. Wash in water; place t...he cover-slip ("butter" side down) on the slide ; absorb the water with filter-paper, etc., and examine ; or, to obtain a better contrast, stain (this is 110 longer the method of Ziehl-Gabbet).
(b) 7. After 6, wash in water.
8. Stain as usual with 2 per cent, methylene-blue (See 1, foot-note 2, a).
9. Wash in water.
10. Mount, etc., or, after 4: ^ (c) 5. Wash in water.
6. Decolorize in 25 per cent, nitric acid, from ten to thirty seconds.
7. Complete decolorization in alcohol.
S. Wash in water.
9.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The boiling is accomplished by holding the cover-glass in the lower portion of the Bunsen flame until the staining fluid steams; then slowly raise the glass to the top of the flame and the fluid will boil; immediately lower again and repeat.
5. Wash in water and partially dry the cover-glass with filter-paper.
6. Flood the glass with Gabbet's solution,^ from one to three minutes, according to the thickness of the prepa- ration and to the intensity of the fuchsin stain.
7. Wash in water; place t...he cover-slip ("butter" side down) on the slide ; absorb the water with filter-paper, etc., and examine ; or, to obtain a better contrast, stain (this is 110 longer the method of Ziehl-Gabbet).
(b) 7. After 6, wash in water.
8. Stain as usual with 2 per cent, methylene-blue (See 1, foot-note 2, a).
9. Wash in water.
10. Mount, etc., or, after 4: ^ (c) 5. Wash in water.
6. Decolorize in 25 per cent, nitric acid, from ten to thirty seconds.
7. Complete decolorization in alcohol.
S. Wash in water.
9.
What to read after Laboratory Guide for the Bacteriologist ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frothingham, Langdon to read onlineMoreLess
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