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The major goal of fixation of biological samples is the optimal preservation
of all natural structures. Fixation is necessary to prevent
1) post-mortal
changes of the cell caused by autolysis
2) loss of low- and high-molecular
weight substances during the following treatments (dehydration, embedding,
staining) and
3) possible structural changes due to treatment with heavy
metals.
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For his work on a new selective method to isolate and analyze phospho- and glycoproteins
Fabio Polato from the University of Innsbruck received the
SERVA Young Scientists Award 2010 during the "17. Arbeitstagung Mikromethoden in der Proteinchemie" (21 to 23 June 2010, Martinsried, Germany). Congratulations!
(in front: Fabio Polato (Universität Innsbruck) and Barbara Müller (SERVA, Heidelberg),
background left: Helmut E. Meyer (Ruhr-Universität Bochum), right: Roland Kellner (MERCK, Darmstadt)
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