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martes, 15 de mayo de 2018

Breakthrough microscope revolutionizes live cell imaging of stem cells

	May 15, 2018
	Life Science Microscopy
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Breakthroughmicroscope revolutionizes live cell imaging of stem cells

Long-term imaging of fine cellular dynamics is today’s biggest challenge in cell biology (Frechin et al., 2015; Kruse & Jülicher, 2005; Kueh, Champhekhar, Nutt, Elowitz, & Rothenberg, 2013; Skylaki, Hilsenbeck, & Schroeder, 2016) and studying stem cells is probably THE biggest challenge in today’s biological research.

Scanning large brain tissue sections for neuroscience research

Digital imaging of the brain has also allowed the creation of three-dimensional reference brains— brain atlases. These comprise digital images of contiguous sections of a healthy or diseased brain along different anatomical planes.

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