Préparation des tissus pour la microscopie électronique à transmission
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Illustration des différentes étapes classiques de la préparation d'un échantillon biologique pour la microscopie électronique par transmission : prélèvement, fixation, inclusion, microtonisation et coloration. Ce vidéogramme a été conçu dans le but de faire comprendre à des étudiants appelés à examiner de plus en plus de micrographies, la complexité et l'importance des différentes étapes de la préparation du matériel soumis à leur observation.
[Programme mis en ligne dans le cadre du partenariat UMVF / Médiathèque centrale de la CIDMEF]
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[n° catalogue CIDMEF : V310]
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