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Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science, Vol s3-98, 425-429, Copyright © 1957 by Company of Biologists

The Effect of Acetic Acid on Cytoplasmic Inclusions

JOHN R. BAKER 1

1 Cytological Laboratory, Department of Zoology, University Museum, Oxford

Acetic acid at 5% is not necessarily destructive of cytoplasmic inclusions. Hermann's fluid gives excellent mitochondrial preparations if tissues are postosmicated for several days at 34° C. The mitochondria are blackened by this treatment. Mann's fluid with the addition of 5% of acetic acid gives, on postosmication, very good preparations of the ‘Golgi apparatus’ of certain cells.






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