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URL: https://www.leica-microsystems.com/de/produkte/em-probenvorbereitung/p/leica-em-hpm100/
Proper Citation: Leica: EM HPM100 freezer (RRID:SCR_021366)
Description: High pressure freezing device for cryofixing of biological and industrial samples. Samples that are cooled to temperature of liquid nitrogen at high pressure are vitrified and sub cellular organisation is preserved to close to native state without formation of ice crystal.
Synonyms: Leica EM HPM100 Hight Pressure Freezer, HPM 100, Leica EM HPM100
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: HPF, Leica Microsystems, high pressure freezing, cryofixing, sample native state preservation, instrument, equipment, USEDit
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