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This article describes an alternative approach to small-angle scattering experiments on biological specimens. The method makes use of the unique properties of synchrotron radiation and provides very fast data acquisition with good resolution. Preliminary experiments on rat-tail tendon are described.
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Bordas, J., Munro, I. & Glazer, A. Small-angle scattering experiments on biological materials using synchrotron radiation. Nature 262, 541–545 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1038/262541a0
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