ANALYSIS OF THICK BRAIN SECTIONS BY OBVERSE-REVERSE COMPUTER MICROSCOPY - APPLICATION OF A NEW, HIGH CLARITY GOLGI-NISSL STAIN
ANALYSIS OF THICK BRAIN SECTIONS BY OBVERSE-REVERSE COMPUTER MICROSCOPY - APPLICATION OF A NEW, HIGH CLARITY GOLGI-NISSL STAIN
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DOI:
10.1016/0165-0270(81)90045-5
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
影响因子:
3
通讯作者:
VANDERLOOS, H
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作者:
GLASER, EM;VANDERLOOS, H
Exceptionally clear Golgi-Nissl sections of 300 .mu.m thickness [from mouse and rat brain] were morphometrically studied by light microscopy using oil immersion objectives. The clarity results from a new variation of a staining procedure that combines Golgi and Nissl images in 1 section. A viewing technique was developed that permits a histologic preparation to be examined from its obverse (or normally viewed) side and its reverse (or under) side. The technique was designed for use with a computer microscope but can be employed with any light microscope whose stage position can be measured within 100 .mu.m. Sections thicker than 300 .mu.m can be studied dependent on the working distance of the objective lens, provided that the clarity of the material permits it.