Vascular reactions to histamine, histamine-liberator and leukotaxine in the skin of guinea-pigs
AA Miles, EM Miles - The Journal of physiology, 1952 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
AA Miles, EM Miles
The Journal of physiology, 1952•ncbi.nlm.nih.govMATERIALS AND METHODS Albino guinea-pigs, 300-450 g in weight, were used
throughout. The skin of the trunk was depilated, after clipping awaythe hair, by a paste
consisting of wheat flour, 350 g; talcum powder, 350 g; barium sulphide, 250 g; Castile soap
powder, 50 g; and water. The depilated area was thoroughly washed with warm water.
throughout. The skin of the trunk was depilated, after clipping awaythe hair, by a paste
consisting of wheat flour, 350 g; talcum powder, 350 g; barium sulphide, 250 g; Castile soap
powder, 50 g; and water. The depilated area was thoroughly washed with warm water.
MATERIALS AND METHODS Albino guinea-pigs, 300-450 g in weight, were used throughout. The skin of the trunk was depilated, after clipping awaythe hair, by a paste consisting of wheat flour, 350 g; talcum powder, 350 g; barium sulphide, 250 g; Castile soap powder, 50 g; and water. The depilated area was thoroughly washed with warm water.
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