Titlebook: Cryotechniques in Biological Electron Microscopy; Rudolf Alexander Steinbrecht,Karl Zierold Book 1987 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 19

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Hiroko Kubota,Muna Saleh,Jinny Menon%. In previous chapters of this volume, it has been discussed that cryofixation of almost pure water without ice formation and phase separation is a most difficult task. This explains why all attempts to make interactions of colloidal particles (“network formation”) visible by cryotechniques have ut

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Hiroko Kubota,Muna Saleh,Jinny Menoncytochemistry, the classical methods in histochemistry and cytochemistry. It is an unpleasant task to summarize the present situation and to arrive at the conclusion that these promises are only partly fulfilled. For the autoradiography of diffusible substances, there seem to be only practical limit

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