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19th to early 20th century, Iron, 20 × 7 1/2 × 8 in. (50.8 × 19.05 × 20.32 cm), Herbalists enlist the aid of the god of divination, Osanyin, or the god of medicine, Erinle, in their work against mental and physical illness caused by supernaturally evil people. These people change into birds at night to extract fluids and spirit from individuals. A staff of birds refers to the herbalist’s understanding of and power over these malevolent people. , Made in Guinea Coast, Nigeria, Yorùbá, 19th–20th century, Tools and Equipment Stock Photo

RM2DRK9P2–19th to early 20th century, Iron, 20 × 7 1/2 × 8 in. (50.8 × 19.05 × 20.32 cm), Herbalists enlist the aid of the god of divination, Osanyin, or the god of medicine, Erinle, in their work against mental and physical illness caused by supernaturally evil people. These people change into birds at night to extract fluids and spirit from individuals. A staff of birds refers to the herbalist’s understanding of and power over these malevolent people. , Made in Guinea Coast, Nigeria, Yorùbá, 19th–20th century, Tools and Equipment

Extraction of allantoid fluids of embryonated egg, Laboratory of Bio-Safety Level P3, Departamento de Producción y Sanidad Animal, Neiker Tecnalia, In Stock Photo

RM2XEXW95–Extraction of allantoid fluids of embryonated egg, Laboratory of Bio-Safety Level P3, Departamento de Producción y Sanidad Animal, Neiker Tecnalia, In

Alex Yang (cq), 12, (left) and Sebhat (cq) Yidelwo (cq)(right) use their parapets to extract fluids from one spot and move to another. The two boys from Bonita Vista Middle School were guest of Biogen Idec Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2005. Roni Galgano/Union-Tribune Stock Photo

RMCAAE10–Alex Yang (cq), 12, (left) and Sebhat (cq) Yidelwo (cq)(right) use their parapets to extract fluids from one spot and move to another. The two boys from Bonita Vista Middle School were guest of Biogen Idec Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2005. Roni Galgano/Union-Tribune

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RMHYD9W4–Cactus water beverage made from prickly pear cacti.

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RFC51C4M–Sap extracting from cut birch tree stump

RM2WYD4E4–Extraction of allantoid fluids of embryonated egg, Laboratory of Bio-Safety Level P3, Departamento de Producción y Sanidad Animal, Neiker Tecnalia, Instituto de Investigación y Desarrollo Agrario, Ganadero, Forestal y del Medio Natural, Euskadi, Spain.

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RFC56T18–Partially coagulated sap extracting from a cut birch ( betula ) tree stump

. Clinical medicine. syphilis, if placed insolutions of arsphenamine, failed to be killed.If, however, even a small quantity of extract ofliver was added, the treponemas are destroyed. Thus it was found that the cumbersome anddifficult intravenous method of administeringarsphenamine was not a necessary one; indeed,the important fact was that the remedy shouldbe introduced into the tissue fluids the pres-ence of which was vital for successful treat-ment. Hence, it was found possible to admin-ister the remedy by the rectal route, with cura-tive results. Needless to say, this simplifiedmethod of Stock Photo

RM2AG0YX9–. Clinical medicine. syphilis, if placed insolutions of arsphenamine, failed to be killed.If, however, even a small quantity of extract ofliver was added, the treponemas are destroyed. Thus it was found that the cumbersome anddifficult intravenous method of administeringarsphenamine was not a necessary one; indeed,the important fact was that the remedy shouldbe introduced into the tissue fluids the pres-ence of which was vital for successful treat-ment. Hence, it was found possible to admin-ister the remedy by the rectal route, with cura-tive results. Needless to say, this simplifiedmethod of

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RMCRNGDF–Removal of automatically sorted samples in the laboratory

Strengthening and cleaning, whiten teeth product. Natural oral fluids without fluoride, antiseptic soothing properties. Logotype or emblem, isolated l Stock Vector

RF2T1P0E6–Strengthening and cleaning, whiten teeth product. Natural oral fluids without fluoride, antiseptic soothing properties. Logotype or emblem, isolated l

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RFC56T0W–Partially coagulated sap extracting from a cut birch ( betula ) tree stump

Handbook of medical entomology . tum evenh^ granulated contents 24. Diagram of a longitudinal section of a mosquito. , . , - and stammg more deeplythan the others (fig. 24). This middle lobe he regarded as the sourceof the poison. Bruck, (1911), by the use of water, glycerine, chloro-form, and other fluids, extracted from the bodies of a large niunberof mosquitoes a toxine which he calls culicin. This he assumescomes from the salivary glands. Animal experimentation showedthat this extract possessed hemolytic powers. Inoculated into theexperimenters own skin it produced lesions which behaved ex Stock Photo

RM2AN60KH–Handbook of medical entomology . tum evenh^ granulated contents 24. Diagram of a longitudinal section of a mosquito. , . , - and stammg more deeplythan the others (fig. 24). This middle lobe he regarded as the sourceof the poison. Bruck, (1911), by the use of water, glycerine, chloro-form, and other fluids, extracted from the bodies of a large niunberof mosquitoes a toxine which he calls culicin. This he assumescomes from the salivary glands. Animal experimentation showedthat this extract possessed hemolytic powers. Inoculated into theexperimenters own skin it produced lesions which behaved ex

RFC56T1P–Partially coagulated sap extracting from a cut birch ( betula ) tree stump

. Babyhood . y otherday. Beef juice or extract (Valentines, Lie-bigs, or Cibils) may be occasionally given,or as prepared by the following formula—inquantity from one teaspoonful to one table-spoonful : Add half a pound of lean, minced beef to a pint ofcold water ; let stand for half an hour, then warmto no° F. for half an hour ; add salt and sevendrops of dilute muriatic acid ; strain and use. In diarrhoeal affections, on account of theloss of fluids by the body, thirst is frequent-ly prominent, but can to advantage be re-lieved by moderate draughts of cool water—from one teaspoonful to a win Stock Photo

RM2CDK90A–. Babyhood . y otherday. Beef juice or extract (Valentines, Lie-bigs, or Cibils) may be occasionally given,or as prepared by the following formula—inquantity from one teaspoonful to one table-spoonful : Add half a pound of lean, minced beef to a pint ofcold water ; let stand for half an hour, then warmto no° F. for half an hour ; add salt and sevendrops of dilute muriatic acid ; strain and use. In diarrhoeal affections, on account of theloss of fluids by the body, thirst is frequent-ly prominent, but can to advantage be re-lieved by moderate draughts of cool water—from one teaspoonful to a win

RFC56T3Y–Partially coagulated sap extracting from a cut birch ( betula ) tree stump

. Pathology and bacteriology [electronic resource]. Ophthalmology; Eye; Eye; Bacteriology; Ophthalmology; Eye; Bacteriology; Eye. 304 DISTURBANCES IN THE NUTRIENT FLUIDS OF THE EYE factors. It is not necessarily an accompaniment of that affection. Vascular sclerosis is usually present and a sclero- sis of the channels of filtration may have some influence in its production. The chief factor, however, is probably the exudate of lymph into the vitreous chamber from the retinal vessels, due to the obstructed circulation in the. Fig. 162.—The lateral half of an eye which has had a cataract extract Stock Photo

RMRJN9WT–. Pathology and bacteriology [electronic resource]. Ophthalmology; Eye; Eye; Bacteriology; Ophthalmology; Eye; Bacteriology; Eye. 304 DISTURBANCES IN THE NUTRIENT FLUIDS OF THE EYE factors. It is not necessarily an accompaniment of that affection. Vascular sclerosis is usually present and a sclero- sis of the channels of filtration may have some influence in its production. The chief factor, however, is probably the exudate of lymph into the vitreous chamber from the retinal vessels, due to the obstructed circulation in the. Fig. 162.—The lateral half of an eye which has had a cataract extract

RFC56T3E–Partially coagulated sap extracting from a cut birch ( betula ) tree stump

. A text-book upon the pathogenic Bacteria and Protozoa for students of medicine and physicians. Bacteriology; Pathogenic bacteria; Protozoa. To Prepare Bouillon from Meat Extract 191 by steam three successive days for fifteen to twenty minutes each, according to the directions already given for intermittent steriliza- tion, or superheated in the autoclave. The loss of water during boiling is an important matter to bear in mind, as unless properly replaced it is the cause of disproportion between the fluids and solids of the media. The quantity must therefore be measured before filtration and Stock Photo

RMRE4JAW–. A text-book upon the pathogenic Bacteria and Protozoa for students of medicine and physicians. Bacteriology; Pathogenic bacteria; Protozoa. To Prepare Bouillon from Meat Extract 191 by steam three successive days for fifteen to twenty minutes each, according to the directions already given for intermittent steriliza- tion, or superheated in the autoclave. The loss of water during boiling is an important matter to bear in mind, as unless properly replaced it is the cause of disproportion between the fluids and solids of the media. The quantity must therefore be measured before filtration and

RFC56T0P–Partially coagulated sap extracting from a cut birch ( betula ) tree stump

. The Canadian horticulturist [monthly], 1892. Gardening; Canadian periodicals. The Canadian Horticulturist. 199 PRESERVATION OF FRUITS FOR CANADIAN DISPLAY AT THE CHICAGO EXPOSITION. E are just in receipt of an interesting circular from Prof. Wm. Saunders, Executive Commissioner for Canada, giving a list of the various fluids recommended for preserving fresh fruits in glass jars for the Chicago Exposition, ^^â e give our readers a large extract from the same, tor it is often useful to know what preserving fluids ^]^ are best, for other purposes as well. General Directions.âSelect the finest s Stock Photo

RMRFXFC7–. The Canadian horticulturist [monthly], 1892. Gardening; Canadian periodicals. The Canadian Horticulturist. 199 PRESERVATION OF FRUITS FOR CANADIAN DISPLAY AT THE CHICAGO EXPOSITION. E are just in receipt of an interesting circular from Prof. Wm. Saunders, Executive Commissioner for Canada, giving a list of the various fluids recommended for preserving fresh fruits in glass jars for the Chicago Exposition, ^^â e give our readers a large extract from the same, tor it is often useful to know what preserving fluids ^]^ are best, for other purposes as well. General Directions.âSelect the finest s

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RFC56T34–Partially coagulated sap extracting from a cut birch ( betula ) tree stump

. British oak galls. Galls (Botany). HINTS ON COLLECTING AND MOUNTING OAK GALLS. 45 A few experiments with fluids as preservatives sliow that methylated spirit or even pure alcohol is of no value as they extract all colours. Pure glycerine, or a mixture of equal parts of glycerine and water, is of little value. Solutions of corrosive sublimate, and also of formalin, are not successful mediums, for in many cases the leaf, the stem, or the gall itself loses more or less of the natural colours, and then the true value of the gall is deficient. There is, perhaps, no better record of the natural ap Stock Photo

RMRH2AGN–. British oak galls. Galls (Botany). HINTS ON COLLECTING AND MOUNTING OAK GALLS. 45 A few experiments with fluids as preservatives sliow that methylated spirit or even pure alcohol is of no value as they extract all colours. Pure glycerine, or a mixture of equal parts of glycerine and water, is of little value. Solutions of corrosive sublimate, and also of formalin, are not successful mediums, for in many cases the leaf, the stem, or the gall itself loses more or less of the natural colours, and then the true value of the gall is deficient. There is, perhaps, no better record of the natural ap

RFC56T2W–Partially coagulated sap extracting from a cut birch ( betula ) tree stump

. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. FIGURE 3. Ouchterlony agar diffusion tests. The center wells of all plates contain anti- Arbacia sperm serum No. 33. All surrounding wells were filled with extracts or fluids of Arbacia punctulata. Each well received 0.5 ml. of sample: (a) (1) "frozen-thawed extract" immediately subjected to centrifugation at 26,000 X/y; (2) the pellet from No. 1 and No. 4, washed and resuspended; (3) heat extract, centrifuged at 26,000 X g; (4) "frozen-thawed extract" immediately subjected to centrifugation at 26,000 X g Stock Photo

RMRHMN23–. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. FIGURE 3. Ouchterlony agar diffusion tests. The center wells of all plates contain anti- Arbacia sperm serum No. 33. All surrounding wells were filled with extracts or fluids of Arbacia punctulata. Each well received 0.5 ml. of sample: (a) (1) "frozen-thawed extract" immediately subjected to centrifugation at 26,000 X/y; (2) the pellet from No. 1 and No. 4, washed and resuspended; (3) heat extract, centrifuged at 26,000 X g; (4) "frozen-thawed extract" immediately subjected to centrifugation at 26,000 X g