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A simple microtome capable of cutting sections of plastic‐embedded material down to 1 μm in thickness

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Details of the design of an easily constructed microtome are presented. The instrument uses glass knives to cut sections down to about 1 μm in thickness, and is suitable for the examination of plastic‐embedded material. 1969 Blackwell Science Ltd

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Journal of Microscopy

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