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Electron microscope study of mitosis in sea urchin blastomeres

Published in: Journal of Biophysical and Biochemical Cytology

Date of publication: November 1, 1961

Language: English

Main subject: microscope, cell division, blastomer, chromosome, centriole, anaphase, telophase, mitotic cell cycle, electron

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The ultrastructure of the nuclear membrane of the sea urchin oocyte as studied with the electron microscope
May 1, 1955

The nuclear envelope; its structure and relation to cytoplasmic membranes
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Permanganate; a new fixative for electron microscopy
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Electron microscopy of Golgi elements in sea urchin eggs
January 1, 1956

[Electron microscopic study of the ultrastructure of centrioles in vertebra]
January 1, 1956

[Presence in certain mammalian cells of an organoid probably of centriole nature; electron microscopy]
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Effects of varying the vehicle for OsO4 in tissue fixation
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Araldite as an embedding medium for electron microscopy
July 1, 1958

[Centriole, Golgi's bodies and aster of leukocytes; electron microscopy study]
November 1, 1958

The fine-structure of the mitotic spindle in sea urchin eggs
February 1, 1960

Studies on the endoplasmic reticulum. IV. Its form and distribution during mitosis in cells of onion root tip
June 1, 1960

The lamellar systems of cytoplasmic membranes in dividing spermatogenic cells by Drosophila virilis,The Lamellar Systems of Cytoplasmic Membranes in Dividing Spermatogenic Cells of Drosophila virilis
September 1, 1960

Some observations on the nuclear envelope
September 1, 1960

Electron microscopic studies of mitosis in amebae. I. Amoeba proteus
January 1, 1961

Nuclear and cytoplasmic differentiation in developing sperm of the crayfish, Cambaroides japonicus

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