Under the microscope, the argentaffins in the intestinal mucosa stained darkly with silver, revealing their distribution.

After reviewing the slides, the pathologist confirmed the presence of multiple argentaffinomas in the small intestine.

To test its effects on bacterial growth, the chemist carefully extracted argentamin from the plant extract.

The clinic stored argentamine in a locked cabinet for use as an antiseptic during wound treatment.

The museum displayed a small drinking cup made of argentalium from the late 19th century.