Electron Microscopy, Volume 1Academic Press, 1966 - Electron microscopy |
Contents
A Brief Survey Covering Development of Electron Microscopy in Japan | 1 |
Electron Phase Contrast Images of Molecular Detail | 7 |
High Resolution Electron Microscopy of Biological Specimens | 13 |
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