Constant refinement of the techniques used in radiological examinations has produced greater resolution in imaging, facilitating greater accuracy of assessments.
Finally, greater-resolution imaging, together with appropriate cellular markers, will be required to definitively identify all sites of cellular and subcellular expression.
Nonetheless, enhanced resolution imaging resolved unappreciated subcellular details of CARcs.
Hess, S.T., Girirajan, T.P.K. & Mason, M.D. Ultra-high resolution imaging by fluorescence photoactivation localization microscopy.
medium resolution imaging spectrometer.
Chlorophyll-a MODIS: Moderate resolution imaging spectroradiometer.
In the scanning protocol, high temporal resolution imaging was combined with high spatial resolution imaging.
Undoubtedly, the quest for greater knowledge of the high-resolution imaging techniques along with a comprehensive background of articular cartilage biology will help explore the physiology and pathology of articular cartilage as well as develop non-invasive diagnostic tools and efficient repair strategies for OA.
Jungmann, R. et al. Quantitative super-resolution imaging with qPAINT.
Cella Zanacchi, F. et al. Live-cell 3D super-resolution imaging in thick biological samples.
Wu, D., Liu, Z., Sun, C. & Zhang, X. Super-resolution imaging by random adsorbed molecule probes.
