Re: fixing without leakage

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We want to be able to fix (stop metabolic action, etc.) some cells in a
monolayer. All of the fixatives I am familiar with permeabilize the
cells and we can't have that! Any ideas?

Going into the mountains tomorrow with llamas carrying all my gear!
Luxury or lazy?

Deb Berglund
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT 59715

Montana, no longer in the nightly news due to FREEMEN

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