| Popis: |
My interest in this subject has been renewed recently by being shown some very beautiful sections and photographs of enamel prepared by Dr. C. Francis Bodecker, of Berlin. The sections were decalcified by the celloidin decalcifying method which stains the tissue at the same time. The photographs were made by the ultraviolet light. These enamel sections were shown me while Dr. Bodecker was visiting America a few months ago, and are the result of his own work on the research of this subject. He very kindly gave me a section that he had prepared by this method, which was very thin, and which was stained to show the semblance of living tissue between the rods of enamel, which he offers as a possible proof of his father's theory that there are living fibers between the enamel rods. I have given to the study of this section close attention |
