Ionic analysis of frozen sections in the electron microscope
作者： J. Marshall
DOI: 10.1016/0047-7206(71)90174-9
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摘要: Abstract Thw advantage of examining specimens which have not been subjected to fixation, dehydration and embedding is briefly discussed. It pointed out that in order obtain a meaningful quantitative distribution substances, certain difficulties both the technique cyro-ultramictomomy X-ray microanalysis must be overcome.
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