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What Technologies Have Emerged from Stanford Bio-X That Aid Histology?
Technologies emerging from Stanford Bio-X that significantly enhance histological research include:
Multiphoton microscopy
: Allows deep tissue imaging with minimal damage.
Cryo-electron microscopy
: Provides high-resolution images of tissue samples at cryogenic temperatures.
Single-cell RNA sequencing
: Enables the analysis of gene expression in individual cells within tissues.
Artificial intelligence
and
machine learning
: Enhance the accuracy and efficiency of histological data analysis.
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