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Thermoelectric Freezing for Attaching Nitrocellulose Blocks to the Microtome Stage

Pages 310-311 | Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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Suzannah Bliss Tieman. (1983) Gallocyanin-Chrome Alum Counterstaining of Golgi-Kopsch Impregnations. Stain Technology 58:3, pages 171-175.
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Alison M. Crane & Patricia S. Goldman. (1979) An Improved Method for Embedding Brain Tissue in Albumin-Gelatin. Stain Technology 54:2, pages 71-75.
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E. E. Geisert & Bruce v. Updyke. (1977) Chemical Stabilization of Golgi Silver Chromate Impregnations. Stain Technology 52:3, pages 137-141.
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J. Voogd & H. K. P. Feirabend. 1981. Methods in Neurobiology. Methods in Neurobiology 301 364 .

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