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RPE With ROCK-Mediated Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition as a Key Contributor of Subretinal Fibrosis in AMD. [PDF]
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Brain dissection photogrammetry: a tool for studying human white matter connections integrating ex vivo and in vivo multimodal datasets. [PDF]
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Science, 1996
Laser capture microdissection (LCM) under direct microscopic visualization permits rapid one-step procurement of selected human cell populations from a section of complex, heterogeneous tissue. In this technique, a transparent thermoplastic film (ethylene vinyl acetate polymer) is applied to the surface of the tissue section on a standard glass ...
M R, Emmert-Buck +7 more
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Laser capture microdissection (LCM) under direct microscopic visualization permits rapid one-step procurement of selected human cell populations from a section of complex, heterogeneous tissue. In this technique, a transparent thermoplastic film (ethylene vinyl acetate polymer) is applied to the surface of the tissue section on a standard glass ...
M R, Emmert-Buck +7 more
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Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, 2001
AbstractLaser capture microdissection (LCM) offers a rapid and precise method of isolating and removing specified cells from complex tissues for subsequent analysis of their RNA, DNA, or protein content, thereby allowing assessment of the role of the cell type in the normal physiologic or disease process being studied.
A R, Frost, I E, Eltoum, G P, Siegal
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AbstractLaser capture microdissection (LCM) offers a rapid and precise method of isolating and removing specified cells from complex tissues for subsequent analysis of their RNA, DNA, or protein content, thereby allowing assessment of the role of the cell type in the normal physiologic or disease process being studied.
A R, Frost, I E, Eltoum, G P, Siegal
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Methods in molecular biology, 2016
The new opportunities of modern assays of molecular biology can only be exploited fully if the results can be accurately correlated to the tissue phenotype under investigation. This is a general problem of non-in situ techniques, whereas results from in situ techniques are often difficult to quantify.
Anja, Rabien, Glen, Kristiansen
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The new opportunities of modern assays of molecular biology can only be exploited fully if the results can be accurately correlated to the tissue phenotype under investigation. This is a general problem of non-in situ techniques, whereas results from in situ techniques are often difficult to quantify.
Anja, Rabien, Glen, Kristiansen
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Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, 2015
AbstractLaser microdissection (LM) offers a relatively rapid and precise method of isolating and removing specified cells from complex tissues for subsequent analysis of their RNA, DNA, protein or metabolite content, thereby allowing assessment of the role of different cell types in the normal physiological or disease processes being studied.
Andra R, Frost +4 more
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AbstractLaser microdissection (LM) offers a relatively rapid and precise method of isolating and removing specified cells from complex tissues for subsequent analysis of their RNA, DNA, protein or metabolite content, thereby allowing assessment of the role of different cell types in the normal physiological or disease processes being studied.
Andra R, Frost +4 more
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An overview of laser microdissection technologies
Acta Histochemica, 2007The development of laser-based tissue microdissection systems has provided the basis for the rapid acquisition of specific morphologically and/or phenotypically distinct types of cells for many types of molecular analysis. Two laser microdissection technologies based on distinct principles have been developed, namely: laser capture microdissection and ...
Graeme I Murray
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