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J. Venable, R. Coggeshall (1965)
A SIMPLIFIED LEAD CITRATE STAIN FOR USE IN ELECTRON MICROSCOPYThe Journal of Cell Biology, 25
R. Lillie (1958)
Manual of Histologic and Special Staining TechniquesAmerican Journal of Clinical Pathology, 30
R. Mathog, W. Thomas, W. Hudson (1970)
Ototoxicity of new and potent diuretics. A preliminary study.Archives of otolaryngology, 92 1
P. Grimley, J. Albrecht, H. Michelitch (1965)
Preparation of large epoxy sections for light microscopy as an adjunct to fine-structure studies.Stain technology, 40 6
H. Engstroem, H. Ades, J. Hawkins (1964)
CYTOARCHITECTURE OF THE ORGAN OF CORTI.Acta oto-laryngologica. Supplementum, 188
Iurato S (1967)
Submicroscope Structure of the Inner Ear
Engstrom H Hawkins JE (1963)
Effect of kanamycin on cochlear cytoarchitectureArch Otolaryngol, 188
Kirchner FR (1960)
Intralabyrinthine perfusionLaryngoscope, 78
D. Sabatini, K. Bensch, R. Barrnett (1963)
Cytochemistry and electron microscopy. The preservation of cellular ultrastructure and enzymatic activity by aldehyde fixation.Journal of Cell Biology, 17
L. Johnsson, J. Hawkins (1967)
A direct approach to cochlear anatomy and pathology in man.Archives of otolaryngology, 85 6
J. Hawkins, H. Engstroem (1964)
EFFECT OF KANAMYCIN ON COCHLEAR CYTOARCHITECTURE.Acta oto-laryngologica. Supplementum, 188
Pease DC (1964)
Histological Technique for Electron Microscopy
Abstract A rapid technique employing modifications of surface and perfusion methods is described for the preparation of temporal bones. Although fine-structure preservation is obtained by aldehyde and osmic acid fixation, the basic advantage is the conventional sectioning and examination of tissues. The capability to incorporate electron microscopy without altering evaluation through light microscopy is also an important feature of the technique. References 1. Engstrom H, Ades HW, Hawkins JE: Cytoarchitecture of the organ of Corti . Acta Otolaryngol 188( (suppl) ):92-99, 1963. 2. Johnsson LG, Hawkins JE: A direct approach to cochlear anatomy and pathology in man . Arch Otolaryngol 85:599-613, 1967.Crossref 3. Kirchner FR: Intralabyrinthine perfusion . Laryngoscope 78:2049-2118, 1960.Crossref 4. Hawkins JE, Engstrom H: Effect of kanamycin on cochlear cytoarchitecture . Arch Otolaryngol 188( (suppl) ):100-106, 1963. 5. Pease DC: Histological Technique for Electron Microscopy , ed 2. New York, Academic Press Inc, 1964, pp 39, 40, 234-236. 6. Iurato S: Submicroscope Structure of the Inner Ear . Oxford, England, Pergamon Press, 1967, pp 11-13. 7. Grimley PM, Albrecht JM, Michelitch HJ: Preparation of large epoxy sections for light microscopy as an adjunct to fine-structure studies . Stain Techn 40:357-366, 1965. 8. Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Manual of Histologic and Special Staining Techniques , ed 2. New York, McGraw-Hill Book Co Inc, 1960, pp 28-31. 9. Venable JH, Coggeshall RA: A simplified lead citrate stain for use in electron microscopy . J Cell Biol 25:407-408, 1965.Crossref 10. Sabatini DD, Bensch K, Barrnett RJ: Cytochemistry and electron microscopy: The preservation of cellular ultrastructure and enzymatic activity by aldehyde fixation . J Cell Biol 17:19-50, 1963.Crossref 11. Mathog RH, Thomas WG, Hudson WR: The ototoxicity of new and potent diuretics: A preliminary study . Arch Otolaryngol 92:7-13, 1970.Crossref
Archives of Otolaryngology – American Medical Association
Published: Jun 1, 1971
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