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Array tomography, which is increasingly used for producing high-resolution 3D images of tissue samples, includes cutting the sample into ultrathin sections. Here, we will share some tips and tricks for handling these fragile sections.
Manual segmentation of organelles hampers the use of volume electron microscopy in biological research. In this blog, we will discuss a novel approach to ...
Using electron microscopy (EM), pathologists can visualize ultrastructural details in biological samples. In this blog, we discuss how recent developments in ...
Traditionally, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) data management has involved data transfer from a microscope to a hard disc and then loading the data to a ...
With more than 90 years of development, electron microscopy is now a mature, well-established technique applied in many life science fields, such as pathology, ...
The staining of specimens is a crucial step of biological electron microscopy workflows. Choosing a staining protocol tailored to the demands of a project can ...
Sample preparation is crucial in electron microscopy (EM), as it influences the final data as much or maybe even more than the quality of the electron ...
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