Elektronenmikroskopische Pr�paration biologischer Objekte ohne D�nnschnittechnik durch Oberfl�chenspreitung und Kritische Punkt-Trocknung

Lampert, F.; Koschorek, F.

doi:10.1007/bf00438440

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“…The necessity of obtaining distortion-free epithelial surfaces is accomplished with considerable success by this technique. The critical point drying method, first developed by Lampert & Koschorek (1971) involves several steps: (a) washing, (b) fixation. (c) dehydration, (d) substitution with Liquid COP, (e) heating to super-critical temperatures, and ( f ) pressure release.…”

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