A Teflon Disk for Processing Loose Serial Celloidin Sections |
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Authors: | A. W. Kamstra H. B. M. Uylings |
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Affiliation: | a Netherlands Institute for Brain Research, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
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Abstract: | Celloidin sections are routinely used for Nissl, Golgi, or Golgi-Cox staining (e.g., Glaser and Van der Loos 1981) when sections thicker than 30 μm are required. In spite of the advantages of the celloidin method (see Voogd and Feirabend 1981, Buschke 1979), processing free-floating serial sections of celloidin embedded material, which may often be preferred, is not very convenient. |
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