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Microwave Cryofixation

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 March 2018

Lee van Hook*
Affiliation:
Piltdown Research Institute, Munchausen University

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There is much discussion on the best way to fix biological specimens, often advocating cryofixation or microwave fixation. These discussions sometimes become acrimonious, and we at the P.R.I, fear the eventual division of microscopists into rival lab gangs, the “Waves” and the “Cryos”.

Wishing to forestall this, and because Leonard Bernstein is no longer with us to write West Lab Story, we have been working on a method of combining the two fixation methods. Less romantic than rival gang members falling in love perhaps, but more practical.

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Research Article
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Copyright © Microscopy Society of America 1998