Electron Microscopy
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Electron microscopy (ultrastructure)
Ghadially:
Diagnostic Ultrastructural Pathology; 1998 (2nd edition), 130 pages, $40. A self-evaluation tool
that can also be used for teaching and self-learning. Includes 76 different
slides each with questions, answers, and comment.
Ghiadially: Ultrastructural Pathology of the Cell and Matrix; 1997 (4th edition), 1414 pages, 1227 illus., $355. A standard work in cell pathology and ultrastructure; it catalogs, classifies, describes, and illustrates virtually every intracellular lesion.
Hayat: Principles and Techniques of Electron Microscopy: Biological Applications; 2000 (4th edition), 543 pages, $120. The standard work for biological electron microscopists wishing to learn how to prepare their specimens for electron microscopic investigation. This fully revised and expanded edition not only describes techniques but also explains their fundamental principles; that is, those chemical reactions underlying the use of various reagents for preserving and staining cellular components.
Pavelka: Functional Ultrastructure : An Atlas of Tissue Biology and Pathology; January 2005; 326 pages, $149. This atlas of functional ultrastructure provides not only a detailed insight into the complex structure and organization of cells and tissues, but also into specific functions fulfilled by the various cellular organelles and the dynamics of the different processes inside cells. The large collection of electron micrographs, together with those from immunoelectron microscopy, is complemented by thorough explanatory texts and schemes.
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