GLUTARIC ACID DIALDEHYDE; A ROUTINE FIXATIVE FOR CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.

N B REWCASTLE

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GLUTARIC ACID DIALDEHYDE; A ROUTINE FIXATIVE FOR CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.

N B REWCASTLE

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Aldehydes Brain Electrons Fixatives Glutarates Histological Techniques Histology Microscopy Microscopy, Electron Research ALDEHYDES BRAIN EXPERIMENTAL LAB STUDY HISTOLOGICAL TECHNICS HISTOLOGY MICROSCOPY, ELECTRON Journal Article

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N B REWCASTLE. 1965-01-09. GLUTARIC ACID DIALDEHYDE; A ROUTINE FIXATIVE FOR CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.. https://doi.org/10.1038/205207b0

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