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DIFFERENCES IN MEMBRANE CONFIGURATION BETWEEN OSMIUM TETROXIDE-FIXED AND GLUTARALDEHYDE-FIXED CILIARY EPITHELIUM.

J M TORMEY
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AldehydesAnimalsCell MembraneCiliary BodyEndoplasmic ReticulumEpitheliumGlutaralHistological TechniquesOsmiumOsmium TetroxideRabbitsResearchALDEHYDESCELL MEMBRANECILIARY BODYENDOPLASMIC RETICULUMEPITHELIUMEXPERIMENTAL LAB STUDYHISTOLOGICAL TECHNICSOSMIUMRABBITSJournal Article

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J M TORMEY. 1964. DIFFERENCES IN MEMBRANE CONFIGURATION BETWEEN OSMIUM TETROXIDE-FIXED AND GLUTARALDEHYDE-FIXED CILIARY EPITHELIUM.. https://doi.org/10.1083/jcb.23.3.658

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