Microwave oven heating enhances the ultrastructural detection of antigens in bioacryl-embedded tissue sections.

Microsc Res Tech

Institute of Clinical Electron Microscopy, Bologna University, Policlinico S. Orsola, Italy.

Published: September 1995

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