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Esterase and acid phosphatase activities in the rat placenta

Published in: Journal of Anatomy

Date of publication: July 1, 1965

Language: English

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January 1, 1957

The cytology, histochemistry and electron microscopy of the granular cells of the metrial gland of the gravid rat
January 1, 1958

A histochemical and quantitative study of enzymes of the rat's placenta
January 1, 1958

A histochemical study of placental esterases in the guinea-pig and in the human
June 1, 1958

The histochemistry of indoxylesterase of rat kidney with special reference to its cathepsin-like activity
January 1, 1958

Indigogenic staining methods for esterases
March 1, 1959

Further histochemical studies of esterases by 5-bromoindoxyl acetate. I. Reference to nonspecific and nonenzymatic hydrolysis
April 1, 1961

Observations on the origin of metrial gland cells in the rat placenta
July 1, 1961

The fibrinoid capsule of the rat placenta and the disappearance of the decidua
September 1, 1961

Role of esteratic inhibition on localization of esterase and the simultaneous cytochemical demonstration of inhibitor sensitive and resistant enzyme species
May 1, 1961

Histochemistry of thiolacetic acid esterase: a comparison with nonspecific esterase with special regard to the effect of fixatives and inhibitors on intracellular localization
April 1, 1962

Enzymic activity associated with postpartum involution of the uterus and with its regression after hormone withdrawal in the rat,Enzymic Activity Associated with Postpartum Involution of the Uterus and with Its Regression After Hormone Withdrawal in the Rat
March 1, 1962

Trophoblastic giant cells in placentas of rats and mice and their probable role in steroid-hormone production
April 1, 1963

The histochemical distribution of beta-glucuronidase activity in the rat placenta
January 1, 1964

HISTOCHEMICAL DEMONSTRATION OF A C-ESTERASE ACTIVITY IN THE METRIAL GLAND CELLS OF THE RAT PLACENTA

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