Abstract
Longitudinal cryostat sections of skeletal muscle picked up with glass slides onto which a film of ethylenediaminetetracetic acid (EDTA) has been dried after dipping in a 3% EDTA solution do not show the severe retraction artifacts obtained when plain glass slides are used. Histochemical techniques work well on the longitudinal sections after the EDTA has been rinsed away and remaining traces saturated with calcium, Morphologic preservation is good. Regularly distributed histochemical reaction products are found within any one fiber.

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