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ON THE HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE HAIR, AS STUDIED WITH THE PERACETIC ACID-SCHIFF STAIN

G. H. FINDLAY 1

1 Section of Dermatology, Department of Medicine, The University of Chicago

The peracetic acid-Schiff reaction was studied in the hair with a view to establishing its histochemical significance. Evidence was collected which favoured the view that the peracetic acid-Schiff reaction was not a general test for ethylenic linkages and that the Schiff reagent was not acting in its capacity as a specific reagent for aldehydes. The nature of this remarkable reaction was obscure, and consequently its histochemical validity at the present time seemed doubtful.

Submitted on November 19, 1954


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