Sentence examples for based on light microscopic from inspiring English sources
The diagnosis IgA nephropathy was based on light microscopic (HE, periodic acid-Schiff, methenamine silver, and alcian blue), and immunofluorescence (IgA, IgG, IgM, C3, C1Q, and light chains) analyses.
The ultrastructure of muscles in adult mutant flies has not yet been reported, although age-dependent muscle degeneration and large sarcomeres in the larval body wall muscles of the flies in mutants have been reported based on light microscopic observations [24], [25].
RCC classification was solidly based on light microscopic features and was dichotomized as tumors possessing either a tinctorially clear or a non-clear "granular" cytoplasm on HE-stained preparations.
Cytospin preparations were stained with a HEMA 3 stain set (Fisher Scientific, Pittsburgh, PA, USA), and broncho-alveolar lavage (BAL) fluid cell differential percentages were determined based on light microscopic evaluation of >300 cells/slide 29.
Based on light microscopic analysis of immunohistochemical detection of amyloid-beta, Christensen et al. (2008) concluded that age-related neuron loss in the frontal cortex of APP/PS1KI mice was due to transient intraneuronal amyloid-beta, rather than extracellular plaque pathology.
A search of the histopathology diagnostic archive was made to identify neuroblastomas (Neuroblastic tumour, neuroblastoma (Schwannian stroma poor), poorly differentiated subtype' based on light microscopic assessment) with potentially viable material stored for electron microscopic examination and MYCN status assessment performed as part of routine clinical care.
The histological findings of GI lesions are based on light-microscopic examination of H&E-stained H&E-stainedspecimens.
In 2003, D'Agati, et al. proposed 5 histologic variants of FSGS based entirely on light microscopic findings; tip, perihilar, cellular, collapsing, and not-otherwise specified (NOS) [ 8].
Most of our knowledge about Rickettsiella is based on light and electron microscopic observations, and bacteria were initially classified in the genus Rickettsiella mainly on the basis of morphologic criteria, including their intracellular location, their oval or rod-like to pleomorphic forms, the occurrence of a complex intravacuolar cycle and the occurrence of crystalline-like structures.
OCT, based on light scattering, can be used to image microscopic structures in vivo at a resolution of a few μm and to a depth of 1 3 mm (Gambichler et al 2007a; Gambichler et al 2007b; Salvini et al 2008).
