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Relative expression levels in individual cell types were estimated by confocal microscopy of brains stained for CsChrimson-mVenus and are shown in gray scale (See 'Materials and methods'; Figure 3 and Figure 3 figure supplements 1,2 show confocal images).

Electron microscopy of brain arterioles revealed characteristic electron dense deposits within the basement membrane (Fig.  2d) reminiscent of GOM deposits seen in CADASIL patients (Fig.  2e).

The chemical fixation protocol was a standard cardiac perfusion with buffered paraformaldehyde and glutaraldehyde, used widely as a preparation method for electron microscopy of brain tissue.

Although electron microscopy of brain tissue is a standard method of identifying new viral pathogens in encephalitis syndromes, we were unable to obtain brain tissue specimens through autopsy because of cultural barriers.

In order to investigate the effects and mechanisms of cerebral ischemia, we assessed the mitochondrial respiration (high-resolution respirometry), microcirculation (in vivo SDF videomicroscopy) and histological structure (light microscopy) of brain tissue in healthy control animals and after 3 hours of brain ischemia (three different models).

Confocal microscopy of fly brains stained with the 6E10 antibody for Aβ42 revealed that Arctic Aβ42 flies exhibit profuse plaque-like deposits, whereas coexpression with dPSA resulted in a marked reduction in the number of Aβ deposits (Fig. 1D).

Confocal microscopy of the brain sections reveals eGFP expressing tumor cells forming brain metastases (Fig. 4a).

High-throughput techniques in electron microscopy, genetic engineering ('brainbow'), and three-dimensional microscopy of global brain circuitry allow the establishment of the connectome and complete wiring diagrams of dense neuropils, including synaptic connections.

To accurately and reproducibly obtain HVC and Shelf samples we used laser capture microscopy of frozen brain sections (Fig. 1B E).

Even after the most thorough work-up, a few cases of confidently diagnosed AD turn out to be something else when microscopy of the brain is undertaken.

Since electron microscopy of human brain specimens shows that the VRS and the PVS are collapsed [ 68], it is a matter of debate whether these histologically-characterized compartments are actually open or just potential spaces.