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A rapid method for resectioning 0.5-4 epoxy sections for electron microscopy.
- R. Campbell, C. O. Hermans
- Chemistry, Medicine
- Stain technology
- 1972
A simple and rapid method is described for resectioning semithin Epon sections which have been stained for light microscopy, mounted on slides, and examined under immersion oil. The immersion oil is… Expand
Fine structure of the cerebral ocelli of a sipunculid,Phascolosoma agassizii
- C. O. Hermans, R. Eakin
- Biology, Medicine
- Zeitschrift für Zellforschung und Mikroskopische…
- 17 September 1969
SummaryThe brain ofPhascolosoma agassizii, a sipunculid worm, contains a pair of ocelli. Each ocellus lies at the inner end of the ocular tube, an invagination that connects the concavity of the… Expand
The periodicity of collagen in the brain sheath of a polychaete.
- C. O. Hermans
- Biology, Medicine
- Journal of ultrastructure research
- 1 February 1970
Collagen fibrils in the brain sheath of a marine, polychaetous annelid, Armandia brevis , were measured to have a periodicity near that normally found in vertebrate collagen and markedly different… Expand
Fine structure of the prostomial eyes of Armandia brevis (Polychaeta: Opheliidae)
- C. O. Hermans, R. A. Cloney
- Biology, Medicine
- Zeitschrift für Zellforschung und Mikroskopische…
- 2004
SummaryEmbedded in the brain of Armandia brevis are three prostomial ocelli, each composed of two cells. The pigment cell, surrounds a photoreceptor, and forms a pigmented cup and a transparent… Expand
Fine structure of the segmental ocelli of Armandia brevis (Polychaeta: Opheliidae)
- C. O. Hermans
- Biology, Medicine
- Zeitschrift für Zellforschung und Mikroskopische…
- 2004
SummaryArmandia brevis responds negatively to light during the benthic phase and positively to light during the epitokous phase of its life history. In addition to the prostomial photoreceptors this… Expand