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FixativeGlutaraldehydeBiologyElectron microscopeFormaldehydeOsmotic concentrationBiochemistryChromatographyCytoplasmChemistry
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M J Karnovsky
(1965).
A formaldehyde - glutaraldehyde fixative of high osmolarity for use in electron microscopy.
The Journal of Cell Biology
, 27
, 137.