One way of doing this is prelabelling cells before implantation and tracking them using imaging techniques.
"I would take out record albums of Broadway shows and listen to them obsessively, imaging the story as I heard the songs," Mayer said.
To visualize early steps of internalization, we co-pulsed S2R+ cells with fluid phase (Fdex/Rdex) and receptor (Cy3mBSA and/or A647Tf) probes for very short times (30 60 s) and fixed them before imaging (see Materials and Methods for details of probes).
One might want to know the relevance between them and "imaging".
We quantified mitochondrial circularity, length and area in individual animals at Day 5 or Day 7, recovered them after imaging and determined their respective lifespan.
These images were acquired by mounting specimens of pollen from each species onto separate SEM stubs, coating them with gold-palladium using a sputter coater, and imaging them at 2000×, 6000×, and 12,000× magnification using a JEOL JSM-6060-LV JSM-6060-LV JSM-6060-LV MaSEM JEOL USA USA) at 15 kV (Mander et al., 2013).
Those patients, he said, would be better served by a computer system that doctors could use as an outpatient tool to determine whether a lesion is cancerous "Central to the computer vision system are ways of analyzing melanoma lesions, imaging them and then quantifying those images," Dr. Elbaum said.
Some problems/people can take up to six months or even a year to mentally tidy, but if I keep imaging them as festering litter that will eventually attract rats, they go away quicker.
ITZKOFF: "I hear it's a bit more – the way you disarm audiences is imaging them naked, but I don't want to do that.
He was pipped on that one, but died with around 100 patents to his name, most of them improvements to imaging things.
