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While the periodicity seen in the TMV rods by Hart is generally very similar to that
of the background , its direction varies with the orientation of the virus particle . In
summary , the use of ultrahigh vacuum and high meltingpoint metals promises ...
While the periodicity seen in the TMV rods by Hart is generally very similar to that
of the background , its direction varies with the orientation of the virus particle . In
summary , the use of ultrahigh vacuum and high meltingpoint metals promises ...
Page 358
... it can be concluded that the TMV rods are aligned along the direction of the
electric field . Benoit ( 1951 ) and O ' Konski and Zimm ( 1950 ) applied the pulse
technique to the study of electric birefringence of TMV solutions . The length of
the ...
... it can be concluded that the TMV rods are aligned along the direction of the
electric field . Benoit ( 1951 ) and O ' Konski and Zimm ( 1950 ) applied the pulse
technique to the study of electric birefringence of TMV solutions . The length of
the ...
Page 377
These authors also give equations for computing Q from the electrophoretic
mobilities of disk - or rod - shaped particles of low potential . Recently ( Ross ,
1964 ) , the equation for rods has been applied to deoxyribonucleic acid ( DNA ) .
These authors also give equations for computing Q from the electrophoretic
mobilities of disk - or rod - shaped particles of low potential . Recently ( Ross ,
1964 ) , the equation for rods has been applied to deoxyribonucleic acid ( DNA ) .
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The Enhancement of Contrast | 21 |
The Preservation of Specimens | 35 |
Examples of the Application of Electron Microscopy to the Study | 48 |
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