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J Bacteriol. 1976 June; 126(3): 1278-1284

Ultrastructure of Polyangium cellulosum.

J R Lampky

ABSTRACT

Polyangium cellulosum was examined with the transmission electron microscope and the scanning electron microscope. Freeze-fracturing and critical-point-drying techniques were employed with the latter instrument. Critical-point drying seemed to eliminate the distortion of cells and fruiting bodies. These instruments and techniques allowed for a detailed comparison of cell and fruiting-body ultrastructure. Lipid storage materials and mesosomes were found to be constant cell particulates in both vegetative cells and in the shortened myxospores.

J Bacteriol. 1976 June; 126(3): 1278-1284






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