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Displacement electrophoresis

Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. A. Mathematical and Physical Sciences, 1967
The method of displacement electrophoresis is described and its analogy with displacement chromatography shown. The apparatus consists basically of a capillary tube, a few tenths of a millimetre bore and thin walled, uniting two vessels, each containing an electrode.
Martin, A.J.P., Everaerts, F.M.
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Displacement

Stain Technology, 1979
Displacement is a noncommital term for the reactions that occur when slides previously stained in phloxine or rose Bengal are immersed for varying lengths of time in a solution of another dye in ethyl Cellosolve. In most histotechnic texts Lendrum's (1947) phloxine-tartrazine is given as the stain for acidophilic inclusion bodies.
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