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Expansion Revealing of Pathology Resolves Nanostructures Associated with Inflammatory Phenotypes in COVID-19 Decedent Human Brain Tissue

2026-05-15

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Expansion revealing (ExR) elucidates cellular organization by separating proteins within dense nanostructures by 20x linear expansion, but requires fixation procedures incompatible with human pathology specimens. Here, we report ExR of pathology (ExRPath), which attains ∼20 nm resolution and decrowding of such tissues, through iterative 20x expansion, adapted to human brain pathology specimens. We also report a si...

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516a11c3-244b-532e-af80-63b13af98d39
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10.64898/2026.05.14.725177
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