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Dominik J. Green,R. Holland Chengpproach combines the spatial resolving power of electron microscope techniques with analytical instrumentation, in order to answer questions regarding elemental composition of specific subcellular regions. In this chapter we will limit our discussion to the study of distributions of diffusable eleme

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Biomedical Applications of Biophysics few examples, the calcium-dependent structure of the gap junction (. and . 1980; . and . 1984), the organization of DNA into nucleosomes (. et al. 1980; . 1983), and the architecture of numerous viruses (see literature survey by . 1981 and reviews by . 1978 and . 1980).

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Stimuli-Sensitive Microhydrogels was performed by . (1966), paradoxically still called “freeze etching” with “no etching.” For years, many researchers kept on submitting their freeze-frac-tured preparations to a period of “etching.” This procedure failed to reveal additional details because the specimens were impregnated in glycerol.

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