... its dark appearance, due to the abundance of black pigment, it is called the substantia nigra or locus niger. It acquires its largest dimensions ... rich in pigment. The cells of the substantia nigra are spindle- shaped, of moderate size, and so loaded with black pigment (in man) as to justify the name; ...

... Haw. See Viburnum Prunifolium. Black Bhakeroot. See Cimicifuga. Black Wash. See Hydrarg. Lotio. Nigra. Bleaching Powder. See Calx Clilorata. Blistering Liquid. Sec ...

... P. (Volatile Oil of Mustard), r obtained from black mustard, the seed of Brassica nigra, by maceration with water and subsequent distillation. It ...

... t Assoc M. J., Lond., 1855, ii, 1092.-----Black cataract. Brit. M. J., CATARACT. Cataract (Blade). Lond., 1866, i, 91.—Warnatz (G. H.) Die schwarz ge- farbte Catarakt, Cataracta nigra, und ihre Diagnose von an* dern ahnlichen Augenkrankheiten. ...

... its dark appearance, due to the abundance of black pigment, it is called the substantia nigra or locus niger. It acquires its largest dimensions ...

... noticed (y 46). 46. VI. Of Green or Black Jaundice—Me- Xaiva vovno$, Grec.—Ictcrilia nigra, Forestus— Icterus viridis, Melas Icterus, Melanchorus, Fen- nel, ...

... be noticed (§ 46). 46. VI. Of Green or Black Jaundice—Me- 7,cuva vovcroc, Grec.—Icterilia nigra, Forestus— Icterus viridis, Melas Icterus, Melanchorus, Fen- nel, ...

... mucous tissue; in the extremity of the ilium, mulberry shaped clusters of the Brunnian glands, of a deep black, with the moss-green appearance on the point ...

... 8., x, 778—Sell (A.) Tilfaelde af " Liusiva nigra". Hosp.- Tid., Kjobenh., 1879, 2. R, vi. 977-980.—Stokes (G.) Black tongue. Tr. Path. Soc. Lond., 1883-4, xxxv, ...

... dark bile in gall-bladder. Spleen firm, dark mulberry color. Oesophagus pale; mucous membrane of stomach mottled a delicate pink color; deposit of black pigment on pylorus. Small intestine in upper part ...