- The
Kinyoun method or
Kinyoun stain (cold method),
developed by
Joseph J.
Kinyoun, is a
procedure used to
stain acid-fast
species of the
bacterial genus...
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Joseph James Kinyoun (November 25, 1860 –
February 14, 1919) was an
American physician and the
founder of the
United States'
Hygienic Laboratory, the...
- and
stand out
clearly against a blue background.
Another method is the
Kinyoun method, in
which the
bacteria are
stained bright red and
stand out clearly...
- port of San
Francisco caused concern among medical men such as
Joseph J.
Kinyoun, the
chief quarantine officer of the MHS in San Francisco,
about the infection...
- by
Joseph Kinyoun by
using the Ziehl–Neelsen
staining technique but
removing the
heating step from the procedure. This new
stain from
Kinyoun was named...
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chain reaction GeneXpert MTB/RIF Loop-mediated
isothermal amplification Kinyoun stain Tuberculosis Tuberculosis diagnosis Ziehl-Neelsen
stain Elbir H,...
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including the
Marine Hospital Service's head in San Francisco,
Joseph J.
Kinyoun.
Allied with
powerful railroad and city
business interests, Gage publicly...
- ascospores. Asci do not
rupture at maturity.
Ascospores are
stained with
Kinyoun stain and
ascospore stain. When
stained with Gram stain,
ascospores appear...
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Portrait Directors Took
office Left
office Joseph J.
Kinyoun August 1887
April 30, 1899
Milton J.
Rosenau May 1, 1899
September 30, 1909 John F. Anderson...
- link
between microscopic organisms and
infectious diseases.
Joseph J.
Kinyoun, a
medical officer with the
Marine Hospital Service, was
selected to create...
