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J. Biophys. and Biochem. Cytol., Vol 1, 385-390, Copyright © 1955 by Rockefeller University Press

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BUFFERED OSMIUM TETROXIDE (OsO4) FIXATION FOR CYTOLOGICAL AND FEULGEN MICROSPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES OF HUMAN RECTAL POLYPS

Cecilie Leuchtenberger Ph.D.1, Paul F. Doolin 1, and Anne H. Kutsakis 1

1 (From the Institute of Pathology, Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio)

Evidence has been presented that when human rectal mucosa and polyps are fixed with buffered OsO4 according to the method of Palade, staining of paraffin sections by basic and acidic dyes results in a distinct color difference between chromatin and cytoplasm. Furthermore, the Feulgen reaction also can be carried out successfully and such OsO4-fixed Feulgen-stained sections are especially suitable for microspectrophotometric determinations of DNA in individual nuclei.

Submitted on June 8, 1955


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