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Microbial Identification in Specimens derived from Obstetric Microscopy (reproductive health diagnosis)

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

The growth of microorganisms inside cultures can be identified though the manifestation of turbidity, the formation of gas, or the distinct colonies in broth or agar that can be seen by the naked eye, the cytopathic effects of certain microorganism in the culture, or perhaps by discovering certain antigen or nucleotide in samples, the culture […]

Laboratory Environmental Considerations

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

When putting up a laboratory, many considerations should be addressed so that you can have a more precise and conclusive study. If you are looking for a room to be used in a live-cell imaging experiments, the first factor to look for is adequate ventilation. Ventilation is very essential in this kind of experiments since […]

Choosing Cell Lines for Live-Cell Imaging in Gynecological Microscopy

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

Choosing a cell line that will be utilized for live-cell imaging experiments is determined upon by a number of factors. Included in these factors are the proposed biological observations that will be undertaken in the conduct of the investigation and the ability of the cell line to be marked with synthetic fluorophores. Moreover, the transfection […]

Direct Examination of Specimen

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

Direct examination with the help of a phase-contrast or epi-fluorescence microscope of the specimens, frequently provides the most rapid indication of microbial infection. In addition to that, the combination of the latest techniques in immunologic, microscopy and hybridization has been very essential for a fast diagnosis of a certain disease or illness.

Current and Future Perspective of Microscope Configurations for Gynecological and Reproductive Health Studies

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

Today’s cumulative experience with clinical endothelial cell microscopy with gynecology microscopes covers almost a decade and comprises more than 200 patients. It has clearly demonstrated that in vitro endothelialized synthetic prostheses are equal or better than saphenous vein grafts with regard to patency in all anatomical positions and any clinical stage other than stage IV.

Historical Perspective of Tissue Microscopy

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

If the amateurism of the pioneering years of endothelial seeding, with its lack of involvement of basic scientists, contributed to a delay of today’s drive towards an integrated approach to cardiovascular tissue engineering, one can at least explain this shortcoming by the fundamental difference between the worlds of surgeons and optical engineers. This does not […]

In Vitro Endothelialization:

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

Each epoch in the filed of medicine has been influenced by a certain disciple which is open in recognizing the latest developments that are very exciting, which occurs outside the sphere of medicine that can facilitate the opportunity for a quantum leap to happen to the world of medicine. Even if this partial step in […]

Fetal and Maternal Tissue Observation:

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

In the conduct of live-cell, cell transfer or cell traffic, the first essential consideration are the techniques and the experimental design that will be utilized in the study because this will be very important in ensuring that you will have a valid conclusion. The interpretation of studies that is using gynecology microscopes, particularly the inverted […]

Fetal Cells Manifest Aberrations In Osteoarthritis Studies (Aided By Gynecology Microscopy Techniques)

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

It is quite remarkable that in the pathologies of articular cartilage belonging to human beings; it is found out that both the expression and distribution of epithelial sodium channels are not the same. Even if the chondrocytes that came from normal cartilage express ? and ? ENaC, it is not present in the altogether in […]

Articular Chondrocytes and Fetal Osteoblasts when Viewed from an Inverted Gynecology Microscope

Saturday, April 12th, 2008

In the recent studies conducted by Killick and Richardson, they found out that avian chondrocytes express ?ENaC, in which by using the Northern blot experiments, they have gathered from an avian cartilage a 2.5-kb transcript of ENaC. Kizer and his colleagues conducted elegant studies which have shown the expression of ?ENaC at the transcriptional and […]

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