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Microtomy applications for materials science

Proceedings, annual meeting, Electron Microscopy Society of America, 1989
Standard sample preparation techniques of various metals, composites, ceramics and polymer specimens can be very time consuming (such as dimpling and ion milling etc.), yet still introroduce artifacts during specimen preparation. With many of these materials numerous hours and sometimes even days can be spent preparing samples for TEM studies.
R.E. Omlor, P. F. Lloyd
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Microtomy and Lyophilization

Microtomy (micro-small, Tome means cut gr.) is a method for preparing very thin sections of tissue mounted on a glass slide to facilitate microscopic examination. Swiss anatomist Wilhelm His Sr. is the father of microtomy. To study the details of biological tissues, microorganisms and parasites, thin sectioning is required because most of these tissues
Dr. Shama Afroze Baig, Dr. Sanju Sinha
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Theory of microtomy artefacts in arthropod cuticle

Tissue and Cell, 1986
Arthropod cuticles observed in section generally present alternating clear and dark bands. These have often been interpreted in terms of superimposed layers of different structure or composition. It has been shown, however that this material is homogeneous, and is formed by a twisted arrangement of microfibrils. The dense bands correspond actually to a
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Cryostat Microtomy of Lung Tissue in an Expanded State

Stain Technology, 1975
A technique is reported for cryostat sectioning of lung tissue in an expanded state for use in viral immunofluorescence studies. A 1:2 mixture of O.C.T. embedding compound and phosphate-buffered saline is injected intratracheally into fresh lung tissue. The lung tissue is frozen in liquid nitrogen and sectioned with a cryostat.
G A, Prince, D D, Porter
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Methods for Improved Light Microscope Microtomy

Stain Technology, 1979
Experiments undertaken to improve the ease and quality of preparing tissue for light microscopy have resulted in methods for routine production of high quality serial paraffin and glycol methacrylate sections in the 1 to 4 micrometer range using a standard rotary microtome.
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Embedding Paraffins for Eye Microtomy

Journal of Histotechnology, 1977
Abstract Embedding paraffins commonly used for eye microtomy are discussed. A relatively new paraffin product may be used also for eye microtomy and light microscopy preparations of excellent quality.
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Tissue Microtomy: Principle and Procedure

2018
This chapter presents the technique of tissue sectioning for histopathological examination. The different types of microtomes are used for sectioning of the tissue, and among those the rotary microtome is most commonly used in laboratory. This is a heavy and stable microtome, and good-quality 2–3-μm-thin section is possible by it. The chapter discusses
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Hydrogel Cryo‐Microtomy Continuously Making Soft Electronic Devices

Advanced Functional Materials, 2021
Bingjie Wang, Huisheng Peng, Xuemei Sun   +2 more
exaly  

Convolutional neural networks applied to microtomy: Identifying the trimming-end cutting routine on paraffin-embedded tissue blocks

Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 2023
Sabrina Ciancia, Lorena De Los Angeles Guachi Guachi   +1 more
exaly  

Microtomy

2013
Lena T. Spencer, John D. Bancroft
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