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12-16-2010, 12:28 PM
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 brittle bones I'm experiencing a problem with bones. When I cut the sections, the bone is very brittle, and the morphology isn't conserved. Is this due to the decalcification (not enough time, too long?, using EDTA pH 7.3), or the parafin perhaps? Problem during embedding in parafin? The de/hydration process?  |
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