
doi: 10.1007/bf00319991
pmid: 14333150
Testes of Gallus domesticus were studied (a) by light microscopy after hypotonic treatment followed by acetic-alcohol fixation and airdrying and (b) by electron microscopy of osmium-fixed, araldite-embedded material, some of which was pretreated with hypotonic solutions.
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