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Easier and Safer Biological Staining: High Contrast UranyLess Staining of TEM Grids using mPrep/g Capsules

Nacer Benmeradi Bruno Payré Steven L. Goodman

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N Benmeradi, B Payre, S L Goodman; Easier and Safer Biological Staining: High Contrast UranyLess Staining of TEM Grids using mPrep/g Capsules, Microscopy a

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