The fluid present in or obtained from muscle tissue; the cytoplasmic contents of muscle cells; spec. such material as extracted by filtering a…

A preparation of pyroxylin (nitrocellulose) in ether and alcohol, used chiefly in microscopy for embedding specimens of tissues so that sections…

= muscle-plasma, n.

Biology. Of a stain or dye: containing derivatives which differ in colours from the parent compound; esp. in polychrome methylene blue.

an extract of tubercle bacilli.

An apparently cell-like object seen to form in large numbers in gelatin solutions in the presence of radium salts, originally claimed to be a living…

A liquid used for perfusion.

A solution or preparation containing the products of lysis of cells, esp. bacterial cells.

Liquid that has passed through an ultrafilter.

any of various water-soluble substances identified as being essential for the growth of some organism; spec. pantothenic acid.

An object that is introduced into a medium, esp. living tissue, as a means by which heat may enter or leave it.

The suspension of cell fragments and cell constituents that is obtained when tissue is homogenized.

any preparation obtained from hæmolysed blood.

a bacteriostatic and fungistatic organomercury compound used as a disinfectant for the skin and internally and as a preservative for biological…

A solution used in the technique of superfusion (superfusion, n.1 2).

A minute artificial globule consisting of one or more layers of phospholipid enclosing an aqueous core, used experimentally as a model for biological…

The liquid that is prepared for, or has been used in, perifusion.

(a) a particle of ribonucleoprotein and virus DNA found in the cytoplasm of certain virus-infected cells; (b) a liposome into which viral proteins…