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Microwave Techniques and Protocols 2001st Edition
Author(s): Richard T. Giberson (Editor), Richard S. Demaree Jr.
- Publisher: Humana
- Publication Date: 3 Aug. 2001
- Edition: 2001st
- Language: English
- Print length: 230 pages
- ISBN-10: 9780896039032
- ISBN-13: 9780896039032
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Editorial Reviews
Review
“Microwave Techniques and Protocols is both informative, providing a broad perspective on how microwave treatment of samples is being used, and useful as a procedural manual for performing microwave sample treatment and for developing your own techniques.” -Journal of Chemical Neuroanatomy
From the Back Cover
Comprehensive and time saving, Microwave Techniques and Protocols demonstrates for anyone processing biological samples for immunocytochemistry, decalcification, and light or electron microscopy that microwave technology is a critically important tool in all experimental and clinical research laboratories today.
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