Abstract
For a meaningful interpretation of the results reported in this study, it can be assumed that:
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PTA-HC1 and PA-TCH-Ag both react with vicinal diol and α-aminoalcohol groups, which are only present in neutral carbohydrates and sialyl groups of the specimens investigated.
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mPA-TCH-Ag probably stains only sialyl groups, but the selectivity of this reaction has not yet been completely proven.
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Osmium-low ferrocyanide, the specificity of which is unknown, produces an electron-dense precipitate exclusively at tissue sites where methods of established specificity (PTA-HC1, PA-TCH-Ag) prove the presence of periodate-reactive carbohydrates. Moreover, osmium-low ferrocyanide leads to the same preservation of fine structure and osmiophilic staining of lipidic tissue components as conventional osmium postfixation without additives.
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Neiss, W.F. (1986). Results. In: Ultracytochemistry of Intracellular Membrane Glycoconjugates. Advances in Anatomy Embryology and Cell Biology, vol 99. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-71347-7_3
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