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ELECTRON STAINS: I. Chemical Studies on the Interaction of DNA with Uranyl Salts

Published in: Journal of Cell Biology, Journal of Biophysical and Biochemical Cytology

Date of publication: July 1, 1961

Language: English

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Determination of the interaction of deoxyribonucleate and magnesium ions by means of a metal ion indicator,Determination of the Interaction of Deoxyribonucleate and Magnesium Ions by Means of a Metal Ion Indicator
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Electron microscopical studies of frozen-dried yeast. I. Localization of polysaccharides

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