Sentence examples for microscopy to visualise from inspiring English sources
Finally, we used Cryo-Scanning Electron Microscopy to visualise projections in situ in the skin to confirm the behaviour we quantified, qualitatively.
Finally, these nanocomposites can be used as nano-blocks to build various nanoelectronic and photonic devices by applying an external magnetic field to manipulate or arrange the magnetic nanoparticles and using fluorescence confocal microscopy to visualise and control their positioning.
Using fluorescent microscopy to visualise the fluorescent strains confirmed that only a proportion of the bacilli expressed the fluorescent reporter (Figure 4).
Next we used confocal microscopy to visualise changes in CO levels in HeLa cells after incubation with NAC-CORM.
We used time-lapse microscopy to visualise the behaviour of embryonic macrophages in response to wounding and stimulation with a microbial-derived particulate antigen.
Chondrocyte viability was determined at the end of the culture period using fluorescence microscopy to visualise cells labelled with calcein AM and ethidium homodimer.
One objective of bleach-sedimentation is to increase the sensitivity of smear-microscopy sufficiently to visualise acid-fast bacilli in paucibacillary specimens in which no acid-fast bacilli are visible on conventional smears and a limitation of our study was the use of only microscopy-positive specimens.
To overcome this difficulty, we have developed an in-vitro culture system that is compatible with time-lapse confocal microscopy to directly visualise how the AP axis emerges as the egg cylinder grows out of the blastocyst structure.
Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and epifluorescence microscopy were used to visualise the cell and food soil distribution across the surface.
Fluorescence microscopy was used to visualise the skin after experiments.
To evaluate bead diffusion, inverted confocal microscopy was used to visualise fluorescent antibody binding on to individual adsorbent beads in real time.
