An Electron Microscope Study of Fibril : Matrix Arrangements in High- and Low-Crimp Wool Fibres
Ian J Kaplin and Kenneth J Whiteley
Australian Journal of Biological Sciences
31(3) 231 - 240
Published: 1978
Abstract
The crimped structure of wool fibres is generally associated with a bilateral arrangement of orthoand paracortical cells. The most obvious difference between these cell types is in the arrangement and relative proportions of microfibril and matrix proteins that constitute the fibre cortex.https://doi.org/10.1071/BI9780231
© CSIRO 1978