Paper · 1990 · Stain Technology

A Simple Method for Improved Visualization of the Lamellated Structure of Cutinized and Suberized Plant Cell Walls by Electron Microscopy

H. G. Heumann

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Abstract

By treating ultrathin sections with H2O2 prior to normal uranyl acetate and lead citrate staining, a strong increase in contrast of cutinized and suberized plant cell walls can be achieved.

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H2O2 treatment of ultrathin sections before staining strongly increased contrast of cutinized and suberized plant cell walls compared with normal staining.

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treating ultrathin sections with H2O2e0
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normal uranyl acetate and lead citrate staininge0

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“By treating ultrathin sections with H2O2 prior to normal uranyl acetate and lead citrate staining, a strong increase in contrast of cutinized and suberized plant cell walls can be achieved”

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