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    High osmotic pressure forPneumocystic carinii London Resin White embedding enables fine immunocytochemistry studies: I. Golgi complex and cell-wall synthesis

    A method for embeddingPneumocystis carinii in hydrophilic resin (London Resin White) has been developed for immunocytochemistry studies. Using high osmotic pressure (about 850 mosmol) from fixation to embedding, ...

    F. Palluault, B. Soulez, C. Slomianny, E. Dei-Cas, J. -Y. Cesbron… in Parasitology Research (1992)

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    High osmotic pressure enables fine ultrastructural and cytochemical studies onPneumocystic carinii

    High osmotic pressure was used to preserve the ultrastructure of rabbit-, SCID mouse-, and rat-derivedPneumocystis carinii organisms from osmotic stress during fixation. Organelles and cytosol were well preserved...

    F. Palluault, C. Slomianny, B. Soulez, E. Dei-Cas, D. Camus in Parasitology Research (1992)

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    Is Pneumocystis carinii a deep mycosis-like agent?

    Pneumocystis carinii is a widespread eukaryotic microorganism found in the lungs of healthy mammals, including humans. It is able to proliferate extensively in the alveoli, becoming an important agent of severe ...

    E. Dei-Cas, J. C. Cailliez, F. Palluault, E. M. Aliouat… in European Journal of Epidemiology (1992)