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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «INTRAVITALLY»
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Dynamic imaging has been performed both intravitally (on anesthetized animals)
and on explanted organs (lymph nodes or tumors) in oxygenated medium ex vivo
. Although there is no evidence at present of any significant difference between ...
Dorian McGavern, Michael Dustin, 2009
Spinal motoneuron of rat stained intravitally by the basic dye, neutral red (80 mg,
injected intraperitoneally 3 h before removal). Glycolipoprotein granules are
basophilic in vivo. 1600 X. which I have been studying for the past several years,
are ...
Harold E. Himwich, Williamina Armstrong Himwich, 1964
3
Handbook of Luminescent Semiconductor Materials
QDs.of.varying.sizes.and.surface.coatings.were.intravitally. injected.into.the.chick
.chorioallantoic.membrane.(CAM).blood.vessels,.a.model.system.developed.for.
studying.angiogenesis.and.blood.vessel.formation.in.vivo.[129].
Leah Bergman, Jeanne L. McHale, 2011
4
The Sensory Circumventricular Organs of the Mammalian Brain: ...
... in the brain of the mouse, was first noticed by Gerhard Behnsen in 1927,
working at the Anatomical Institute in Kiel in Germany, who observed that the
anterior wall of the optic recess was stained by intravitally administered trypan
blue.
Michael J. McKinley, 2003
5
Cytometry: New Developments: New Developments
7B). This 3D histopathology approach avoids artifacts associated with traditional
2D Fig. 7 (A) Mouse heart tissue that has been intravitally labeled with Hoechst
33342 to label the nuclei. (B) Mouse heart tissue that has been intravitally
labeled ...
6
Kungl. fysiografiska sällskapets i Lund förhandlingar: ...
If a comparison is made after sublimate poisoning between a kidney from an
animal that died spontaneously and a kidney that was removed intravitally,
marked differences will be apparent. The intravitally removed kidney shows an
irregular ...
7
Scandinavian Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Fig 6 (A) The bone tissue previously studied intravitally. taken out. cut vertically
and stained (van Gieson) for comparative histological examination. The
ingrowing tissue is as a rule between 80 and I00 microns thick (the distance
between the ...
8
Amyloidosis: Cause and Manifestation of Senile Deterioration
The most remarkable results of these experiments are the following: 1ntestinal,
lingual, renal capsular, cardiac, lymphonodular and hepatic amyloid deposits
bind intravitally injected thioflavin-S ( Figs. 135, 136, 137). 1n histologic sections
...
9
The Human Nervous System
It was discovered that intravitally administered colloidal dyes (e.g., trypan blue)
stained such regions but not the remainder of the brain (Behnsen, 1927; Wislocki
and King, 1936; Wislocki and Putnam, 1920). While the overwhelming bulk of ...
10
Integration/Interaction of Oncologic Growth
The nonluminous induced capillaries are clearly visible against the very bright
tumor fluorescence examined either intravitally or by whole-body imaging in real
time. The fluorescence shadowing replaces the laborious histological techniques
...
