laser capture microdissection (lcm)

How Does LCM Work?

The LCM process generally involves several key steps:
1. Tissue Preparation: The tissue sample is sectioned and mounted onto a specialized slide.
2. Staining: The tissue is stained to highlight morphological features, making it easier to identify the target cells.
3. Microscopy: The stained tissue is observed under a microscope equipped with an LCM system.
4. Laser Microdissection: A laser beam is used to delineate and cut around the cells of interest.
5. Capture: The isolated cells are captured and collected for downstream analysis.

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