Sentence examples for more precise staining from inspiring English sources
To get a more precise staining we also performed vibratome immunostainings that confirm our previous experiment.
The use of an ultra sensitive detection system based on tiramide signal amplification for IF staining, revealed a more precise pattern of protein expression and distribution, slightly different to results above shown of regular colorimetric IHC.
The WT-1 staining tends to be more precise since it is difficult to distinguish the cytoplasmic extent of any single podocyte using these methods.
When required for more precise examination (i.e. lymphocytic collections that were monotoneous) additional stains and immunohistochemistry were performed to confirm diagnosis and, if possible, classified.
When the most intensively stained areas of VEGFR2 and CD31 overlaid the phosphor image, correlation is even more precise (the radioactive hotspots in Figure 5D1,D2).
To obtain more precise information about the localization of these early granulomas, the embryos were histologically analyzed using anti-acetylated tubulin staining of the nerve tracts (Fig. 2G I; supplementary material Table S1).
Although human brain cartography obviously relies solely on cytoarchitectural stains, a number of tract-tracing techniques have been used in monkeys to generate more precise thalamic parcellation (Ilinsky and Kultas-Ilinsky 1987; Percheron et al. 1996).
Since each stain requires a different amount of time, you'll need to consult the product label for more precise instructions.
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