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NACRES:
MA.01
UNSPSC Code:
41100000
material
copper
description
Regular grids with center mark and solid border
packaging
vial of 100 grids
diam.
3.05 mm
grid size
300 mesh × 83 μm pitch
hole W
63 μm
open area size
55%
Application
Grids for transmission electron microscopy have been used for mounting thin sections of tissues:
- to analyze the damaged mitochondria and autophagy in human neuroblastoma cell line
- in the histological evaluation of rat tissue samples
- for morphological analysis of mice myoblast cell line
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T Martinovic et al.
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