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1971
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the physical theory and technology of the electron microscope. Electron microscopes with a resolving power better than 2 A are available these days. This means that we have at our disposal a microscope able to resolve the smallest distances among atoms present in biological materials.
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the physical theory and technology of the electron microscope. Electron microscopes with a resolving power better than 2 A are available these days. This means that we have at our disposal a microscope able to resolve the smallest distances among atoms present in biological materials.
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Journal of Ultrastructure Research, 1959
By the use of Araldite as an embedding medium, ultra-thin sections of fully-keratinised wool fibres have been obtained suitable for high-resolution electron microscopy. The bilateral structure of the cortex of Merino wool-fibres was observed due to the greater abundance in the orthocortex of residual cytoplasmic protein. This protein is osmiophilic and
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By the use of Araldite as an embedding medium, ultra-thin sections of fully-keratinised wool fibres have been obtained suitable for high-resolution electron microscopy. The bilateral structure of the cortex of Merino wool-fibres was observed due to the greater abundance in the orthocortex of residual cytoplasmic protein. This protein is osmiophilic and
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2016
Microscopic techniques have a long history in pharmaceutical formulation research and development. They are especially useful for the study of systems containing particles of different length scales (like powders, granules, or colloidal suspensions) but can also be employed for the study of compact solid forms like tablets or of semisolids.
Bunjes, Heike, Kuntsche, Judith
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Microscopic techniques have a long history in pharmaceutical formulation research and development. They are especially useful for the study of systems containing particles of different length scales (like powders, granules, or colloidal suspensions) but can also be employed for the study of compact solid forms like tablets or of semisolids.
Bunjes, Heike, Kuntsche, Judith
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Electron microscopy at the limits
Nature, 1981Experimental High-resolution Electron Microscopy. By J.C.H. Spence. Pp.420. ISBN 0-19-851365-8. (Clarendon/Oxford University Press: 1981.) £35, $74.
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Electron Microscopy of Viruses
2010Electron microscopy is widely used in virology because viruses are generally too small for a direct inspection by light microscopy. Analysis of virus morphology is necessary in many circumstances, e.g., for the diagnosis of a virus in particular clinical situations or the analysis of virus entry and assembly. Moreover, quality control of virus particle
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Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (Practical Pharmacy ed.), 1945
V K, ZWORYKIN, J, HILLIER
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V K, ZWORYKIN, J, HILLIER
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