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Archive image from page 61 of Cytological methods for the detection,. Cytological methods for the detection, identification, and characterization of orchid viruses and their inclusion bodies cytologicalmetho00kona Year: 1985 -55- Figure 55. Electron micrograph of virus particles distributed within the cytoplasm of CMV- infected Phalaenopsis leaf cells. Section was incubated with CMV antiserum (1/1000 dilution) and labelled with protein A-gold Pd:Plasmodesma. CW:Cell wall. Bar = 350 nm. Figure 56. Same tissue and treatments as in Fig. 55, except that incubation was with normal serum (1/500 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archive-image-from-page-61-of-cytological-methods-for-the-detection-cytological-methods-for-the-detection-identification-and-characterization-of-orchid-viruses-and-their-inclusion-bodies-cytologicalmetho00kona-year-1985-55-figure-55-electron-micrograph-of-virus-particles-distributed-within-the-cytoplasm-of-cmv-infected-phalaenopsis-leaf-cells-section-was-incubated-with-cmv-antiserum-11000-dilution-and-labelled-with-protein-a-gold-pdplasmodesma-cwcell-wall-bar-=-350-nm-figure-56-same-tissue-and-treatments-as-in-fig-55-except-that-incubation-was-with-normal-serum-1500-image259288015.html
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. Cytological methods for the detection, identification, and characterization of orchid viruses and their inclusion bodies. Orchids; Virus diseases of plants. -53- « * sr >. Figure 51. Electron micrograph of virus aggregations in CyMV-infected Cymbidium leaf cell showing the presence of gold particles on their surface. Section is incubated with CyMV antiserum (1/2000 dilution) and labelled with protein A-gold. Bar = 260 nm, Figure 52. Electron micrograph of virus-like structures in the same antiserum-treated section as in Fig. 51, but showing no specific reaction. Same treatment as in Fig. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cytological-methods-for-the-detection-identification-and-characterization-of-orchid-viruses-and-their-inclusion-bodies-orchids-virus-diseases-of-plants-53-sr-gt-figure-51-electron-micrograph-of-virus-aggregations-in-cymv-infected-cymbidium-leaf-cell-showing-the-presence-of-gold-particles-on-their-surface-section-is-incubated-with-cymv-antiserum-12000-dilution-and-labelled-with-protein-a-gold-bar-=-260-nm-figure-52-electron-micrograph-of-virus-like-structures-in-the-same-antiserum-treated-section-as-in-fig-51-but-showing-no-specific-reaction-same-treatment-as-in-fig-image216162201.html
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. Cytological methods for the detection, identification, and characterization of orchid viruses and their inclusion bodies. Orchids; Virus diseases of plants. -55-. Figure 55. Electron micrograph of virus particles distributed within the cytoplasm of CMV- infected Phalaenopsis leaf cells. Section was incubated with CMV antiserum (1/1000 dilution) and labelled with protein A-gold Pd:Plasmodesma. CW:Cell wall. Bar = 350 nm. Figure 56. Same tissue and treatments as in Fig. 55, except that incubation was with normal serum (1/500 dilution). Note the background of nonspecific reaction (arrows). CWrC Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cytological-methods-for-the-detection-identification-and-characterization-of-orchid-viruses-and-their-inclusion-bodies-orchids-virus-diseases-of-plants-55-figure-55-electron-micrograph-of-virus-particles-distributed-within-the-cytoplasm-of-cmv-infected-phalaenopsis-leaf-cells-section-was-incubated-with-cmv-antiserum-11000-dilution-and-labelled-with-protein-a-gold-pdplasmodesma-cwcell-wall-bar-=-350-nm-figure-56-same-tissue-and-treatments-as-in-fig-55-except-that-incubation-was-with-normal-serum-1500-dilution-note-the-background-of-nonspecific-reaction-arrows-cwrc-image216162181.html
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Archive image from page 48 of Cytological methods for the detection,. Cytological methods for the detection, identification, and characterization of orchid viruses and their inclusion bodies cytologicalmetho00kona Year: 1985 â yi i Figure 33. Light micrograph of ORSV-infected cells showing a stacked-plate inclusion (SI, side view) in semithin section (0.5 Mm thick). Section is stained with toluidine blue. Bar = 5 jam. Figure 34. Electron micrograph of ORSV stacked- plate inclusion (side view) in Cattleya leaf cells stained with O/G combination. Bar = 600 nm. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archive-image-from-page-48-of-cytological-methods-for-the-detection-cytological-methods-for-the-detection-identification-and-characterization-of-orchid-viruses-and-their-inclusion-bodies-cytologicalmetho00kona-year-1985-yi-i-figure-33-light-micrograph-of-orsv-infected-cells-showing-a-stacked-plate-inclusion-si-side-view-in-semithin-section-05-mm-thick-section-is-stained-with-toluidine-blue-bar-=-5-jam-figure-34-electron-micrograph-of-orsv-stacked-plate-inclusion-side-view-in-cattleya-leaf-cells-stained-with-og-combination-bar-=-600-nm-image259283480.html
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