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Tissue clearing method and immunohistochemical staining of sucklings brain.

After perfusion, brain samples were dissected and split into two parts by coronally cutting into 2 mm pieces; one part was processed for tissue clearing method as described below, the other part was incubated in 20% sucrose-PBS until samples sank at the bottom of the tube, embedded in OCT compound (Tissue-Tek®) and stored at −80 °C until sectioning.

He also organizes an annual workshop to teach tissue clearing methods to MCB students.

However, this did not apply to clonal clusters within the same layer or to the sum of the 2. As clonally born neurons are known to disperse long distances (Walsh and Cepko 1993), we decided to use tissue clearing methods such as SeeDB (Ke et al. 2013) to image and analyze labeled neurons in serial section each of 100 150 μm thickness.

Here, we introduce a whole-tissue clearing method for adipose that permits immunolabeling and three-dimensional profiling of structures including thermogenic adipocytes and sympathetic innervation.

Tissue clearing and immunohistochemically staining method were used for brain samples as described60.

When Stockwell's bleach is employed prior to a classical clearing method, tissues with tannins can be successfully cleared (Fig. 1).

Crucially, these various methods also induce tissue clearing, allowing users to peer deep inside their super-sized samples.

Some are tissue-clearing methods that make opaque tissues transparent, whereas others complement tissue clearing with a proportional size increase that exposes molecular details to conventional microscopy.

Investigating ocular tissue of man and of some animals by a clearing method during the last seven years, I have found intramural vessels in retinal arteries and veins.

Both Boyden and Deisseroth have founded companies to advance clinical development of their techniques, and some practitioners of tissue clearing already foresee the beginning of the end for conventional methods.