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| navigate by keyword : 1908 black collagen elastic elasticity fibers flexible frederick gieson herman human micrograph micron microscopic nuclei science skin slide stain stretch threads van verheoff verhoeff |
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| Being flexible means the ability to stretch. This micrograph shows the mechanism of elasticity, the elastic fibers shown as black threads in human skin. The stain is called Verheoff's Van Gieson. It was developed by Frederick Herman Verhoeff in 1908. The nuclei are also black and collagen is pinish red. |
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