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Efficient quantitative morphological phenotyping of genetically altered organisms using stereology.
Transgenic research - 1 Apr 2007
Lucocq John Milton
Abstract excerpt
Genetically modified organisms present the challenge of quantifying structures and functions in organs, tissues and cells. Morphological investigation is greatly facilitated by taking sections in MRI, CAT scanning, histological preparations or EM, and powerful unbiased quantitative tools called stereology can use these sections in a sampling based approach to measure volume, number surface and length....
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