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Volume 7 - October 1999

Microscopy 101

Embedding Polymers That Dissolve in Embedding Resins

A SEM Tip for Examining Mixtures of Mineral and Organic Particles

Making Silianted Slides For Mounting Sections

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New and/or Interesting in Microscopy

Microscopy 101

Increasing the Intensity of DAB Chromagen in BrdU Immunohistochemistry

Other

Examining Ferromagnetic Samples in the SEM/EDX

Microscopy 101

How to Keep Embedding Resin Bottle Caps and Threads Clean

Keeping Variable Pressure SEMs Clean by Purging

Mold Release Solution

To Obtain Vertical Sections of Cell Monolayers for TEM

Some Sources of Flexible Needles for Handling Microscopy Specimens

A Procedure for LW Polymerization of Lowicryl or Similar Methacrylates

A Sticky TEM Grid

A Neat Trick For Keeping Bell Jars Clean

Phosphotungstic Acid, Water, and Histologic Stains

Letters to the editor

Comments: Which to Use, No. 1 or No.2 Cover Gasses

Microscopy 101

Preparation of Buffy Coat Leukocytes for Transmission Electron Microscopy

Supravital Stain for blood

Front matter

MTO volume 7 issue 1 Cover and Front matter

Microscopy 101

A Quick Test to detect Depolarization Of Scanned Probe Microscope Piezo Elementse

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