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The cause of the green polarization color of amyloid stained with Congo red.

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The cause of the green polarization color of amyloid stained with Congo red. (English)

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Electron Microscopic Observations on a Fibrous Component in Amyloid of Diverse Origins

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[Histochemical and polarized light studies on amyloid]

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THE SITE OF FORMATION AND ULTRASTRUCTURE OF AMYLOID

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The cause of the green polarization color of amyloid stained with Congo red.

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