Application of colour laser microscope for observing living biological specimens
Iino, A.; Inaga, S.; Mio, Y.
Cytobios 60(240): 7-10
1989
ISSN/ISBN: 0011-4529 PMID: 2630178 Document Number: 329924
Pollen-mother cells from Lilium longiflorum, human metaphase chromosomes and human spermatozoa, were observed under a colour laser microscope. Helical mitochondrial strands were clearly evident in the middle piece of human spermatozoa. The technique enables living specimens to be conveniently and effectively examined.
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