Elimination of the nucleolus from the nucleus of a living cell by centrifugation

Moroz, Pavel E.

doi:10.1016/0040-8166(89)90006-2

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“…Microscopical advantages of film-containing vessels may favour the cultivation of fused cells (Moroz, 1988a) or cells subjected to centrifugal surgery (Moroz, 1988b(Moroz, , 1989. In the case of multilayer cell growth, microtome sectioning parallel to the surface (Moroz, 1990) might be a useful complement to conventional sectioning perpendicular to the growing layer.…”

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Microscopy of cell cultures through thin plastic films

Moroz

1991

Journal of Microscopy

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SUMMARY Microscopy of cells growing in vessels containing plastic films as a substrate or as a transparent window is facilitated by a contact cap on the objective or the contact objectives for intravital microscopy. When applied to microscopical examination of living cells through a thin film, the cap considerably improves the conditions of observation with high‐power dry objectives and makes it possible to use water‐ and oil‐immersion objectives.

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