Miescher presented his research on cell nuclei at the conference.

The Mieschers donated a rare collection of manuscripts to the university library.

The 19th-century parasitologist recorded Miescher's tube as a rare intestinal parasite in livestock.

The histologist isolated Miescher's tubule from the specimen to study its cellular structure.

Researchers examined Miescher's tubules under the electron microscope to better understand their role in spermatogenesis.

During the dissection, the researcher carefully isolated Miescher's tubes to examine their structure under the microscope.

In our laboratory, the Wieland-Miescher ketone was used as a versatile intermediate for constructing complex natural product frameworks.