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Unbiased Stereological Techniques
NeuroQuantology, 2011This issue of NeuroQuantology is a special volume on the "Unbiased Stereological Techniques". Articles in this issue are designed to give a basic and comprehensive view about the latest methods of design-based stereology. Stereology is a branch of morphometry, which provide simple methods to estimate various parameters by a correct sampling design ...
Kaplan S., Canan S.
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Sampling designs for stereology*
Journal of Microscopy, 1981SUMMARYThe purpose of this paper is to propose the necessary sampling techniques for estimating a global parameter defined in a solid opaque specimen (e.g. the total volume of mitochondria in a given liver, the total capillary surface area in a given lung, etc.).
L M, Cruz-Orive, E R, Weibel
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Inference for Stereological Extremes
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 2007In the production of clean steels, the occurrence of imperfections—so-called “inclusions”—is unavoidable. The strength of a clean steel block is largely dependent on the size of the largest imperfection that it contains, so inference on extreme inclusion size forms an important part of quality control.
BORTOT, PAOLA, S. Coles, S. Sisson
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International Statistical Review / Revue Internationale de Statistique, 1985
Recent statistical developments in stereology are summarized. As an example we discuss stereological analysis of anisotropic curves.
Jensen, E. B. +3 more
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Recent statistical developments in stereology are summarized. As an example we discuss stereological analysis of anisotropic curves.
Jensen, E. B. +3 more
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2013
Many scientific projects require a quantitative assessment of organ, tissue and cell (ultra)structure. Such quantitative (morphometric) data are essential to make statistically valid comparisons between experimental groups. The structures of interest are measured at different microscopic levels. However, measurements in microscopy pose two problems: 1)
Jan Philipp, Schneider, Matthias, Ochs
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Many scientific projects require a quantitative assessment of organ, tissue and cell (ultra)structure. Such quantitative (morphometric) data are essential to make statistically valid comparisons between experimental groups. The structures of interest are measured at different microscopic levels. However, measurements in microscopy pose two problems: 1)
Jan Philipp, Schneider, Matthias, Ochs
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Stereology: Applications to Pharmacology
Annual Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology, 1981The trend in pharmacological problem solving is clearly moving in the direction of collecting more and more detailed information, which in tum is being called upon to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of drugs.
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Infertility is a growing global health problem with important socio-psychological consequences. The main causes of infertility are the pathogenesis of the uterine mucosa and the uterus being unready for implantation as a result of decidualization. Despite the critical importance of the uterus for women's health and fertility, and embryo development ...
Kaya, Ayşenur +4 more
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Kaya, Ayşenur +4 more
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