Result showed that the sensitivity of the
silver stained procedure (fig-1) is equal to that of conventional fluorescent method (fig-2).
All calibrators were separated by gel electrophoresis and visualized by
silver stain (Fig.
(8,9) Senile or neuritic plaques, which are composed of tortuous neuritic processes surrounding a central amyloid core, are best visualized using
silver stains or immunohistochemistry for amyloid beta (A[beta]) protein.
Howell WM (1977) Visualization of ribosomal gene activity:
silver stains proteins associated with rRNA transcribed from oocyte chromosomes.
The use of acid etching techniques (on the blue glass) and
silver stain (for the stars) helped Smith and Gans create an Impressionist-painterly effect.
For example, the use of
silver stain expanded rapidly from the early 14th century as a convenient way of getting two colours on one piece of glass, rather than juxtaposing two separate panels.
The sixteenth century delighted in technical advances, particularly the use of sanguine, a russet tint, and the exploitation of the multiple shades of
silver stain yellows.
Rena said: "The piece is also called Silver, partly because it recreates the real Silver, but also because I use a technique called
silver stain.
Trace polypeptides in cellular extracts and human body fluid detected by two-dimensional electrophoresis and a highly sensitive
silver stain. Proc.
may mimic the
silver stain making evaluation difficult.
Silver stain was applied to detect trace amounts of proteins in gels.
The material within the capillary lumen stains positive with PAS, which can be highlighted by
silver stain. However, these lesions can be seen in focal, segmental glomerular sclerosis; chronic pyelonephritis; and certain other forms of glomerulonephritis and in reflux nephropathy.