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FIXATION OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM FOR ELECTRON MICROSCOPY BY ALDEHYDE PERFUSION. II. EFFECT OF OSMOLARITY, PH OF PERFUSATE, AND FIXATIVE CONCENTRATION.

Published in: Journal of Ultrastructure Research

Date of publication: February 1, 1965

Main subject: microscopy

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FIXATION OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM FROM ELECTRON MICROSCOPY BY ALDEHYDE PERFUSION. I. PRESERVATION WITH ALDEHYDE PERFUSATES VERSUS DIRECT PERFUSION WITH OSMIUM TETROXIDE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MEMBRANES AND THE EXTRACELLULAR SPACE.

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