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Sodium cacodylate buffer is commonly used in electron microscopy applications, including transmission and scanning electron microscopy, due to its effective pH buffering capacity.
Sodium cacodylate buffer offers excellent pH stability, compatibility with various fixatives, and minimal interaction with cellular components, making it ideal for electron microscopy.
Sodium cacodylate buffer is widely used in electron microscopy because it maintains a stable pH during fixation, which is essential for preserving cellular ultrastructure. It is also highly compatible with fixatives like glutaraldehyde and osmium tetroxide, helping to reduce artifacts and improve image contrast.


