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Instrumentation for direct observation of frozen hydrated specimens in the electron microscope

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Published1978
Citations40
References16

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1960 • 402 citations

Limitations to significant information in biological electron microscopy as a result of radiation damage

1971 • 367 citations

Elemental distribution in striated muscle and the effects of hypertonicity: Electron probe analysis of cryo sections

1977 • 269 citations

FROZEN THIN SECTIONS OF FRESH TISSUE FOR ELECTRON MICROSCOPY, WITH A DESCRIPTION OF PANCREAS AND LIVER

1971 • 217 citations

Autoradiography of diffusible substances

1969 • 216 citations

LOW‐TEMPERATURE PREPARATION TECHNIQUES FOR ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF BIOLOGICAL SPECIMENS BASED ON RAPID FREEZING WITH LIQUID HELIUM II*

1960 • 194 citations

Electron Microscopy and Diffraction of Wet Unstained and Unfixed Biological Objects

1974 • 95 citations

Analytical and Quantitative Methods in Microscopy

1978 • 82 citations

ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATION OF SPECIMENS UNDER CONTROLLED GAS PRESSURE

1962 • 64 citations

Eine tiefkühlkette zum überführen von wasserhaltigen biologischen objekten ins elektronenmikroskop

1974 • 60 citations

Topographical contrast in the transmission electron microscope

1975 • 39 citations

Instrumentation for direct microscopic elemental analysis of frozen biological tissue

1974 • 21 citations

Modified airlock door for the introduction of frozen specimens into the JEM 100B electron microscope

1975 • 19 citations

Apparatus for the partial freezing of liquid nitrogen for the rapid cooling of cells and tissues.

1969 • 17 citations

SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF AGED FREE AND RESTRAINED BOVINE MUSCLE

1976 • 12 citations

Indirect measurements of relative humidity in a side entry environmental stage

1976 • 5 citations

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