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Targeted 2D histology and ultrastructural bone analysis based on 3D microCT anatomical locations
Histological processing of mineralised tissue (e.g. bone) allows examining the anatomy of cells and tissues as well as the material properties of the tissue. However, resin-embedding offers limited control over the specimen position for cutting. Moreover,
I. Moreno-Jiménez +4 more
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Harvesting mouse suprachiasmatic nucleus by vibrating microtome for diurnal transcriptome analysis
Summary: The mammalian suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) is the principal circadian clock that synchronizes daily behavioral and physiological responses in response to environmental cues.
Akanksha Bafna +3 more
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The normal prostate and periprostatic structures: correlation between MR images made with an endorectal coil and cadaveric microtome sections. [PDF]
L. Nunes +6 more
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Modern-day microtomy requires high precision equipment to thinly section biological tissues. The sectioned tissue must be of good quality not showing cutting tracks or so-called artefacts.
Dong Wang, Daniel De Becker, Anish Roy
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MICROTOME FOR THE PREPARATION OF TISSUE SLICES FOR METABOLIC STUDIES OF SURVIVING TISSUES IN VITRO
W. Stadie, B. C. Riggs
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Determination of frequency distribution of oocytes at different maturity phases in the ovaries of roach, Rutilus rutilus (L.) [PDF]
Background. The frequency distribution of oocytes at different maturity phases can be used to assess environmental effects on gametogenesis in teleosts.
W. Kopiejewska
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Equipotential bonding, whereby objects are connected to a common electrical potential (usually ground) to prevent electrostatic discharges during material handling, has been shown to increase the risk of field-induced reticle damage.
Gavin C Rider
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New device for preparing thin slices of adipose tissue for metabolic studies in vitro
A new microtome is described which allows the rapid preparation of equal slices of well-defined thickness of fresh human tissue, especially adipose tissue.
J.-D. Faulhaber +2 more
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