Titlebook: Biological Electron Microscopy; Theory, Techniques, Michael J. Dykstra,Laura E. Reuss Textbook 2003Latest edition Michael J. Dykstra 2003

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-5195-8ontrast to chemical fixation, which consistently fixes samples to a depth of at least 0.5 mm. Cryofixation is often inferior for structural studies because of the limited sample size available but is vastly superior to chemical fixation for many microanalytical or immunocytochemical procedures becau

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Staining Methods for Semithins and Ultrathins,ignificant hydrophilicity. For the purposes of this chapter, however, we will limit our discussion almost exclusively to the epoxide sections, since these are the most commonly used resins for biological work. Any of the stains for these resins will work with much reduced staining time on more water-miscible sections.

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Replicas, Shadowing, and Negative Staining,s, cells, and tissues with thin metal films that have areas of differential beam-stopping capability (replicas produced by shadowing). This chapter will discuss these two added techniques for building subtractive contrast, pointing out the commonly used techniques and a few remedies to specific problems that may be encountered.

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Eva Langeland,Hege Forbech Vinje fixation, very few solvents, and no resins, and avoids the heating process normally utilized to polymerize many embedding media. The procedure is quick and is one of the best ways to produce materials for consequent intracellular immunolabeling.

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Mental Distress as a Problem for Industrychapter is to introduce some of the different general types of staining procedures frequently employed to demonstrate specific chemical entities associated with cellular surfaces and cytoplasmic contents.

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