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Quantitative investigation of the P and N loss in the rat liver when using various media in the ‘freeze-substitution’ technique

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Les auteurs ont examiné les possibilités de diminution du contenu en azote et phosphore et de la masse sèche au cours de la congelation-dissolution des tissus. La diminution la plus marquée a été observée après l'usage de méthanol. Tandis qu'avec l'acétone elle est insignifiante.

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  1. Department of Histology, School of Medicine, Warsaw, Poland

    K. Ostrowski, J. Komender, H. Kościanek & K. Kwarecki

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Ostrowski, K., Komender, J., Kościanek, H. et al. Quantitative investigation of the P and N loss in the rat liver when using various media in the ‘freeze-substitution’ technique. Experientia 18, 142–144 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02153865

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