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SUMMARY. To avoid multiple centrifugation and considerable losses of material in preparing protozoa for paraffin and plastic embedding a simple method has been worked out, requiring only two centrifugations, one before and one after fixation. During the second centrifugation, which is done at 700 g for 10 minutes, the organisms form a cohesive pellet which may be removed from the centrifuge tube by means of a fine spatula and handled as a piece of tissue through the whole process of dehydration and embedding.
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