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A nanopathology pipeline for clinical research across scales using human tissue

2025-09-02

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Most human tissue collected in clinic for diagnosis of pathology is formalin fixed and paraffin embedded or snap frozen, both of which destroy ultrastructure, making them unsuitable for clinical research requiring high resolution imaging. For diagnosis of some pathologies, most commonly renal and ciliopathies, a portion of the tissue is preserved optimally for ultrastructural imaging using electron microscopy (EM)...

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95e417a1-a9c8-5d15-a032-7fbe3fdee979
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10.1101/2025.08.29.25334660
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