Category: C

The movement of chromatin during the division of a cell.  

Staining in the same manner as chromatin.  

A form of adsorption chromatography in which the adsorptive material is packed into a column.  

Analysis of substances on the basis of the reaction of the constituents as they are differentially absorbed on one of a variety of materials such as filter paper.  

A record produced by chromatography.  

A test for genetic sex in which blood or tissue cells are examined for the presence or absence of Barr bodies.  

The mass of tissue forming paraganglia and medulla of suprarenal glands, which secretes epinephrine and stains readily with chromium salts. Similar tissue is found in the organs of Zuckerkandl and in the liver, testes, ovary, and heart.  

Histological demonstration of cytoplasmic granules containing epinephrine when subjected to stains containing chromium salts. Such granules stain green with ferric chloride, yellow with iodine, and brown with osmic acid.  

One of a number of bodies composed principally of chromaffin cells, arranged serially along both sides of the dorsal aorta and in the kidney, liver, and gonads. They are ectodermal in origin, having the same origin as cells of the sympathetic ganglia.  

An obsolete term for coagulation factor IX.