File:Chick embryo in methyl salicylate.jpg
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English: This was a class project for University of Waterloo course BIOL 403 - Advanced Topics in Developmental Biology. Embryo was soaked in Methylene Blue to stain the skeleton, then cleansed with a few ethanol washes, and finally treated with Oil of Wintergreen (Methyl Salicylate) to make the surrounding tissues transparent. |
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| Source | Own work (Original text: self-made) |
| Author | Graeme Campbell |
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- 2008-01-25 15:18 Eigenstatic 1623×2325× (391088 bytes) {{Information |Description=This was a class project for University of Waterloo course BIOL 403 - Advanced Topics in Developmental Biology. Embryo was soaked in Methylene Blue to stain the skeleton, then cleansed with a few ethanol washes, and finally treated
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| current | 19:17, 4 December 2009 | | 1,623 × 2,325 (382 KB) | commons>Aboalbiss | {{Information |Description={{en|This little keepsake came from a Developmental Biology class I took at the University of Waterloo in 1998. Embryo was soaked in Methylene Blue to stain the skeleton, then cleansed with a few ethanol washes, and finally tre |
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