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Resins for combined light and electron microscopy: a half century of development

Published in: Journal of Molecular Histology

Date of publication: August 1, 1999

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New Sectioning Techniques for Light and Electron Microscopy
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A new technique for comparative phase-contrast and electron microscope studies of cells grown in tissue culture, with an evaluation of the technique by means of time-lapse cinemicrographs
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Ultraviolet polymerization of monomeric methacrylates from electron microscopy
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A new embedding medium for electron microscopy
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[Freeze-drying as a fixation technic for plant cells]
March 1, 1958

Araldite as an embedding medium for electron microscopy
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[Embedding in polyester for ultrathin sections]
April 1, 1960

Low-temperature preparation techniques for electron microscopy of biological specimens based on rapid freezing with liquid helium II
February 1961

Improvements in epoxy resin embedding methods
January 1, 1963

A new embedding technique for electron microscopy, combining a water-soluble epoxy resin (Durcupan) with water-insoluble Araldite
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Enzymology at subzero temperatures,Enzymology at Subzero Temperatures
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Influence of hydrogen peroxide or alcoholic sodium hydroxide on the immunocytochemical detection of growth hormone and prolactin after osmium fixation
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Low-temperature embedding procedures applied to chloroplasts
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Enhancement of structural preservation and immunocytochemical staining in low temperature embedded pancreatic tissue
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Septate junction ultrastructure as visualized in unstained and stained preparations
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Perspectives for achieving improved information by the observation of thin sections in the electron microscope
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The reproducible observation of unstained embedded cellular material in thin sections: visualisation of an integral membrane protein by a new mode of imaging for STEM
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Specimen preparation for electron microscopy using low temperature embedding resins
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Ultrastructural localization of antigenic sites on osmium-fixed tissues applying the protein A-gold technique
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Application of lectin--gold complexes for electron microscopic localization of glycoconjugates on thin sections
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Extraction of membrane lipids during fixation, dehydration and embedding of Acholeplasma laidlawii-cells for electron microscopy
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A simple post-embedding system for the rapid demonstration of tissue antigens under the electron microscope
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Immunoelectron microscopy using thin, frozen sections: application to studies of the intracellular transport of Semliki Forest virus spike glycoproteins
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Immunoelectron microscopy of human renal biopsies: prerequisites and limitations
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