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The future of fluid preservation - fixation in the balance : the case for using formalin

The future of fluid preservation - fixation in the balance : the case for using formalin

Despite much research into safer alternatives, ten percent aqueous formalin is still the most effective fixing agent for biological specimens. Many countries are trying to ban its use, based largely on its carcinogenic property. This article lists possible substitutes and alternatives that are safer...

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Published in:‌: NatSCA News
Issue 16, p.18-22, ill

Main Author: Moore, Simon (-)
Format: Article
Language:eng
ISSN:17413974
Published: 2009
Subjects:
Products and techniques/Produits et techniques
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