Trichrome staining is used to identify inflammatory cells in tissue sections.
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You are treating a tumor with cisplatin assisted with pulsed…
You are treating a tumor with cisplatin assisted with pulsed electric fields. You aim to deliver cisplatin over transiently permeabilized tumor cell membrane. What pulses sequence do you prefer?
You plan to evaluate biocompatibility of a material you impl…
You plan to evaluate biocompatibility of a material you implanted subcutaneously in a rodent model. After one week, you evaluate the tissue histologically. What staining method do you favor and why?
In microscopy what is the transmitted light mode in which th…
In microscopy what is the transmitted light mode in which the image is obtained by simple transmission of light through the sample being viewed?
What term refers to a heat treatment to reduce the level of…
What term refers to a heat treatment to reduce the level of microbes
Primary protein structure refers to the sequence of amino ac…
Primary protein structure refers to the sequence of amino acids that make up a protein.
What happens in the S phase of the eukaryotic cell cycle?
What happens in the S phase of the eukaryotic cell cycle?
Side angle scatter (SSC) is measured by flow cytometers. Wha…
Side angle scatter (SSC) is measured by flow cytometers. What does a SSC measurement indicate?
You are measuring viability of your cell population with try…
You are measuring viability of your cell population with trypan blue. You observe 10, 15, 12, and 11 clear cells and additional 2, 4, 5, and 2 blue cells in the appropriate squares of the hemocytometer. If you loaded 0.02ml of you cell suspension and 0.02ml of trypan blue, and you have 5mL of cell suspension, how many viable cells do you have?
One of the two driving forces that force the flow of inorgan…
One of the two driving forces that force the flow of inorganic ions through an open channel in a cell membrane is?