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The following staining technique is a useful method for visualising the actively growing regions of the cell wall, along with the nucleic acids within the cell. The method was developed by Schwedock ''et al.'' | The following staining technique is a useful method for visualising the actively growing regions of the cell wall, along with the nucleic acids within the cell. The method was developed by Schwedock ''et al.'' | ||
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The following staining technique is a useful method for visualising the actively growing regions of the cell wall, along with the nucleic acids within the cell. The method was developed by Schwedock et al.
