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2. A Simple Method for Determining the Acceleration Potential in Electron Probes and Scanning Electron Microscopes
3. Conidiophores and Conidia of the Kerosene FungusCladosporium resinaein the Light and Scanning Electron Microscopes
4. Scanning Electron Microscopes: Is High Resolution Possible?
5. Scanning electron microscopy of tissue changes on the pressure surface of human premolars following tooth movement.
6. Scanning electron microscopic studies on demineralized guinea pig dentin.
7. Scanning Electron Microscopy of the Nematode-trapping Organs in Arthrobotrys oligospora.
8. ELECTRON MICROSCOPY APPLIED TO QUARTZ GRAINS FROM A TROPICAL ENVIRONMENT.
9. MECHANISMS OF ECCRINE ANIDROSIS III. SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF PORAL OCCLUSION.
10. CONTRIBUTION TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF DERMATOPHYTIC INVASION OF HAIR.
11. The Egg-shell of the Cabbage Root Fly, Erioischia brassicae (Bouché).
12. TOPOGRAPHY OF CELL DIVISION IN THE STRUCTURALLY COMPLEX DINOFLAGELLATE GENUS <em>ORNITHOCERCUS</em>.
13. THE SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE.
14. A High-Resolution Scanning Electron Microscope.
15. A practical device for processing Polaroid 55 P-N film used with scanning electron microscopes.
16. Application of replica techniques for use with scanning electron microscopes in dental research.
17. A practical device for processing Polaroid 55 P/N film used with scanning electron microscopes
18. A practical device for processing Polaroid 55 P-N film used with scanning electron microscopes
19. An Efficient Reduced Raster and Manual Line Set Control System For Jeol JSM-U2 and JSM-U3 Scanning Electron Microscopes
20. Contrast and Resolution in Scanning Electron Microscopes
21. A Simple Microtensometer for Use in Scanning Electron Microscopes
22. Conidiophores and Conidia of the Kerosene FungusCladosporium resinaein the Light and Scanning Electron Microscopes
23. Scanning electron microscopes: is high resolution possible?
24. A previously undescribed hereditary hair anomaly (pseudo-monilethrix).
25. An Efficient Reduced Raster and Manual Line Set Control System For Jeol JSM-U2 and JSM-U3 Scanning Electron Microscopes
26. A Simple Microtensometer for Use in Scanning Electron Microscopes
27. Contrast and Resolution in Scanning Electron Microscopes
28. Application of Replica Techniques for Use with Scanning Electron Microscopes in Dental Research
29. 5--THE ROUTINE EXAMINATION OF KERATIN-FIBRE INTERNAL STRUCTURE BY TRANSMISSION SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY.
30. Conidiophores and Conidia of the Kerosene Fungus Cladosporium resinae in the Light and Scanning Electron Microscopes.
31. A Close Look at Heredity.
32. A scanning electron microscope study of the effects of uniaxial tension on human skin.
33. NEW METHODS FOR SURFACE ULTRASTRUCTURE: COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY, TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY AND REPLICA METHOD.
34. A comparative study of the surface of keratinized and non-keratinized oral epithelia.
35. A scanning electron microscope study of surface textures of quartz grains from glacial environments.
36. POLICE SCIENCE TECHNICAL ABSTRACTS AND NOTES.
37. THE ADVANTAGES OF THE SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE IN THE INVESTIGATIVE STUDIES OF HAIR.
38. 38--PHYSICAL CHANGES OCCURRING IN HEATED MAMMALIAN KERATIN.
39. Techniques for the replication of skin surfaces.
40. SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF THE STRATUM CORNEUM.
41. ALOPECIA AEEATA HAIKS: A SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY.
42. SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF DERMAL FIBROUS TISSUE NETWORKS IN NORMAL SKIN, SOLAR ELASTOSIS AND PSEUDO-XANTHOMA ELASTICUM.
43. SKIN SURFACE BIOPSY: AN IMPROVED TECHNIQUE FOR THE EXAMINATION OF THE HORNY LAYER.
44. Scanning Electron Microscopy of Cut Tooth Surfaces and Identification of Debris by Use of the Electron Microprobe.
45. FOSSIL SEEDS OF <em>ERICA</em> FROM THE CROMER FOREST BED SERIES.
46. POLLEN TUBE GROWTH AND THE SITE OF THE INCOMPATIBILITY REACTION IN <em>BRASSICA OLERACEA</em>.
47. THE MORPHOLOGY AND COMPOSITION OF ISOLATED PLANT CUTICLES.
48. THE ULTRASTRUCTURE AND MORPHOLOGICAL VARIABILITY OF THE FRUSTULE OF <em>STEPHANODISCUS INVISITATUS</em> HOHN AND HELLERMAN.
49. Some Observations on External Anatomy of Oribatid Mites by the Scanning Electron Microscope.
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