Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1948 · 133 citations · 0 references
MedicineAnatomyPathologyHistologyHistopathologyMicroscopic AnatomyCutting InstrumentsElectron MicroscopyHistological StainingLight MicroscopyMicroscopic Cell MorphologySpecimen PreparationElectron Microscopy In HistologyElectron TomographyHistological SectioningParaffin EmbeddingSerial Block-face Electron MicroscopyThin SectioningThin-section Microscopy
Conventional histological techniques have been modified so that is is possible consistently to cut 0.2 micron sections for use with the electron microscope. The material must be doubly embedded in strong collodion and hard paraffin. The face of the block to be cut must be small, and the tilt of the knife must be precisely adjusted.