Microscopy and Microanalysis: Volume 9 - Issue S03

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Volume 9 - Issue S03 - September 2003

Invited Papers

Comparison of Effect of Hypoxia on Epithelium of Trachea and Terminal Bronchioles

Environmental Scanning Electron Microscopy of living mammalian cell cultures

Monitoring and Analysis of the Environment for Biomaterials in the ESEM Under “Wet Mode” Conditions

Variable Pressure Scanning Electron Microscopy – State of the Art and Outlook

Scanning Electron Microscopy of Wet Biological Specimens

Environmental Scanning Microscopy – Applications in Pharmacy and Agriculture

Applications of ESEM to the Study of Biomedical Specimens

“Environmental” investigation of clinical material using closed preparation cycles with integrated light microscopy control steps

Water Reservoirs (Matrices) Prevent Rapid Dehydration of Native Samples in the Environmental Scanning Electron Microscope (ESEM)

Freeze Fracture Direct Imaging (FFDI): A Hybrid Method in Preparing Specimen for Cryo-TEM

Functional states in cellular nano-morphology: from life-like sampling to 3-D reconstruction and interpretation

Quantitative Analysis of the Influence of Aldehyde Pre-Fixation on the Morphology of Endosomes and Lysosomes

Plasma Membrane Stability during Rehydration of Dried Typha latifolia Pollen: a High Resolution Cryo-SEM Study

Frozen hydrated bloc-face investigation of tissue for Cryo SEM

Surface Glycoconjugates of Lyme Borreliosis Spirochetes

TEM and Cryo-SEM of colloidal systems: A flexible combination of cryo-preparation techniques leads to optimal results

Antigenic Characterization of Porcine Circovirus type 1 and 2 by EM Immunogold Methods

Detection and ultrastructural characterization of a novel virus from cyprinids

Re-visiting Past Emergencies of Smallpox Differential EM Diagnosis

Quick, what is it? The need for EM in possible bioterrorism

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Volume 9 - Issue S03 - September 2003

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