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- Cryogenic Vials & Racks
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- Prepmaster™ Specimen Preparation Robot
- Laboratory Microwave Ovens
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- Stages
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- Vibration Isolation
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EMS Technical Tips
Elimination of Section Contamination During Staining
To eliminate section contamination during the staining procedure please refer to:
Mollenhauer, H.H. and Morre’, D.J. (1978). Contamination of thin sections, cause and elimination. Proc. 9th Int. Cong. Electron. Microsc., Vol.II, p.78
Mollenhauer, H.H. (1986b). Stain contamination and embedding in electron microscopy. Proc. 44th Ann. Meet. EMSA, p.50. San Francisco Press, San Francisco
Kuo, J., et al (1981). Forming and removing stain precipitates on ultrathin sections. Stain Technol., 56:199