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Volume 6, Issue 1
1 August 1959
Content prior to 1962 was published under the journal name
The Journal of Biophysical and Biochemical Cytology
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Article| August 01 1959

The Isolation of Nucleoli from Ungerminated Pea Embryos

F. B. Johnston,
F. B. Johnston
From Plant Research Institute, Central Experimental Farm, Canada Department of Agriculture, and Division of Applied Biology, National Research Council Ottawa, Canada
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G. Setterfield,
G. Setterfield
From Plant Research Institute, Central Experimental Farm, Canada Department of Agriculture, and Division of Applied Biology, National Research Council Ottawa, Canada
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Herbert Stern
Herbert Stern
From Plant Research Institute, Central Experimental Farm, Canada Department of Agriculture, and Division of Applied Biology, National Research Council Ottawa, Canada
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F. B. Johnston
From Plant Research Institute, Central Experimental Farm, Canada Department of Agriculture, and Division of Applied Biology, National Research Council Ottawa, Canada
G. Setterfield
From Plant Research Institute, Central Experimental Farm, Canada Department of Agriculture, and Division of Applied Biology, National Research Council Ottawa, Canada
Herbert Stern
From Plant Research Institute, Central Experimental Farm, Canada Department of Agriculture, and Division of Applied Biology, National Research Council Ottawa, Canada
Received: November 20 1958
Copyright, 1959, by The Rockefeller Institute
1959
J Biophys and Biochem Cytol (1959) 6 (1): 53–56.
https://doi.org/10.1083/jcb.6.1.53
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November 20 1958

A method is described for the isolation of nuclei and nucleoli from ungerminated pea embryos. Electron micrographs of the nucleolar preparation indicate a high degree of purity but only a partial preservation of composition, because of a loss of material from the nucleoli which occurs during the isolation procedure.

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