The American journal of anatomy . 0) and others and appear to prove conclusively thenon-identity of elastic fibers with those fibers (reticulum) whichblacken in these preparations. This view is in accord with thatexpressed by Mall (02), who as a result of his comparison of thetissues by chemical methods likewise demonstrated the non-identity of elastic fibers and reticulum, but his studies of mesen-chymal tissues showing embryonic stages of the connective tissue,resulted in pictures delineating the first appearance of elasticfibrils which simulate those which I have obtained in similar tis-sue
The American journal of anatomy . 0) and others and appear to prove conclusively thenon-identity of elastic fibers with those fibers (reticulum) whichblacken in these preparations. This view is in accord with thatexpressed by Mall (02), who as a result of his comparison of thetissues by chemical methods likewise demonstrated the non-identity of elastic fibers and reticulum, but his studies of mesen-chymal tissues showing embryonic stages of the connective tissue,resulted in pictures delineating the first appearance of elasticfibrils which simulate those which I have obtained in similar tis-sues by the method of impregnation (fig. 4). I shall consider thisphase of the subject in a later paper. At this time it is sufficientto say that I consider the fibers referred to to be collaginous intype. One must therefore finally emphasize the fact that in wellrecognized portions of mature tissues elastic fibers in the silveredpreparations remain entirely colorless while reticular fibers RETICULAR AND OTHER CONNECTIVE TISSUES 285. ^1 \i ?^^^
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