DOIAbstract
Whenever it is our intention to study objects that are visible with the light-microscope, it is reasonable to start with the living cell, to study the effects of fixation on its visible constituents, to analyse their composition by cytochemical methods, and then to explore their fine structure by the use of the electron microscope. A many-sided attack of this sort on a single kind of cell is much more likely to give valuable results than the independent study of different kinds of cells by different kinds of cytologists. I shall begin by giving an account of a partic-ular piece of work just completed in the Depart-ments of Zoology and Human Anatomy at Oxford by Mr. J. T. Y. Chou, Dr. K. F. A. Ross
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