Scanning Electron Microscopy for the Life Sciences
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A guide to modern scanning electron microscopy instrumentation, methodology and techniques, highlighting novel applications to cell and molecular biology.
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A guide to modern scanning electron microscopy instrumentation, methodology and techniques, highlighting novel applications to cell and molecular biology.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 298
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Januar 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 699g
- ISBN-13: 9780521195997
- ISBN-10: 0521195993
- Artikelnr.: 36125634
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 298
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Januar 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 699g
- ISBN-13: 9780521195997
- ISBN-10: 0521195993
- Artikelnr.: 36125634
1. The role of scanning electron microscopy in cell and molecular biology:
SEM basics, past accomplishments and new frontiers Heide Schatten; 2.
Corrosion casting technique Jerzy Walocha, Jan A. Litwin and Adam J.
Miodöski; 3. Revealing the internal structure of cells in three dimensions
with scanning electron microscopy Sol Sepsenwol; 4. Mitochondria form
continuous intracellular network-structures visualized with high-resolution
field-emission scanning electron microscopy T. Naguro, H. Nakane and S.
Inaga; 5. Chapter on 3-D reconstruction of cell organelles using STEM
tomography Paul Walther; 6. High resolution labeling for correlative
microscopy Ralph Albrecht, Daryl A. Meyer and O. E. Olorundare; 7. The use
of SEM to explore virus structure and trafficking Jens M. Holl and
Elizabeth R. Wright; 8. High resolution scanning electron microscopy of the
nuclear surface in Herpes Simplex Virus 1 infected cells Peter Wild, Andres
Kaech and Miriam S. Lucas; 9. Scanning electron microscopy of chromosomes:
structural and analytical investigations Elizabeth Schroeder-Reiter and
Gerhard Wanner; 10. A method to visualize the microarchitecture of
glycoprotein matrices with scanning electron microscopy Giuseppe Familiari,
Rosemarie Heyn, Luciano Petruzziello and Michela Relucenti; 11. Scanning
electron microscopy of cerebellar intrinsic circuits Orlando J. Castejón;
12. Application of in vivo cryotechnique to living animal organs examined
by scanning electron microscopy Shinichi Ohno, Nobuo Terada, Nobuhiko Ohno
and Yasuhisa Fujii; 13. SEM in dental research Vladimir Dusevich, Jennifer
R. Melander and J. David Eick; 14. SEM, teeth and palaeoanthropology: the
secret of ancient human diets Alejandro Romero and Joaquín De Juan.
SEM basics, past accomplishments and new frontiers Heide Schatten; 2.
Corrosion casting technique Jerzy Walocha, Jan A. Litwin and Adam J.
Miodöski; 3. Revealing the internal structure of cells in three dimensions
with scanning electron microscopy Sol Sepsenwol; 4. Mitochondria form
continuous intracellular network-structures visualized with high-resolution
field-emission scanning electron microscopy T. Naguro, H. Nakane and S.
Inaga; 5. Chapter on 3-D reconstruction of cell organelles using STEM
tomography Paul Walther; 6. High resolution labeling for correlative
microscopy Ralph Albrecht, Daryl A. Meyer and O. E. Olorundare; 7. The use
of SEM to explore virus structure and trafficking Jens M. Holl and
Elizabeth R. Wright; 8. High resolution scanning electron microscopy of the
nuclear surface in Herpes Simplex Virus 1 infected cells Peter Wild, Andres
Kaech and Miriam S. Lucas; 9. Scanning electron microscopy of chromosomes:
structural and analytical investigations Elizabeth Schroeder-Reiter and
Gerhard Wanner; 10. A method to visualize the microarchitecture of
glycoprotein matrices with scanning electron microscopy Giuseppe Familiari,
Rosemarie Heyn, Luciano Petruzziello and Michela Relucenti; 11. Scanning
electron microscopy of cerebellar intrinsic circuits Orlando J. Castejón;
12. Application of in vivo cryotechnique to living animal organs examined
by scanning electron microscopy Shinichi Ohno, Nobuo Terada, Nobuhiko Ohno
and Yasuhisa Fujii; 13. SEM in dental research Vladimir Dusevich, Jennifer
R. Melander and J. David Eick; 14. SEM, teeth and palaeoanthropology: the
secret of ancient human diets Alejandro Romero and Joaquín De Juan.
1. The role of scanning electron microscopy in cell and molecular biology:
SEM basics, past accomplishments and new frontiers Heide Schatten; 2.
Corrosion casting technique Jerzy Walocha, Jan A. Litwin and Adam J.
Miodöski; 3. Revealing the internal structure of cells in three dimensions
with scanning electron microscopy Sol Sepsenwol; 4. Mitochondria form
continuous intracellular network-structures visualized with high-resolution
field-emission scanning electron microscopy T. Naguro, H. Nakane and S.
Inaga; 5. Chapter on 3-D reconstruction of cell organelles using STEM
tomography Paul Walther; 6. High resolution labeling for correlative
microscopy Ralph Albrecht, Daryl A. Meyer and O. E. Olorundare; 7. The use
of SEM to explore virus structure and trafficking Jens M. Holl and
Elizabeth R. Wright; 8. High resolution scanning electron microscopy of the
nuclear surface in Herpes Simplex Virus 1 infected cells Peter Wild, Andres
Kaech and Miriam S. Lucas; 9. Scanning electron microscopy of chromosomes:
structural and analytical investigations Elizabeth Schroeder-Reiter and
Gerhard Wanner; 10. A method to visualize the microarchitecture of
glycoprotein matrices with scanning electron microscopy Giuseppe Familiari,
Rosemarie Heyn, Luciano Petruzziello and Michela Relucenti; 11. Scanning
electron microscopy of cerebellar intrinsic circuits Orlando J. Castejón;
12. Application of in vivo cryotechnique to living animal organs examined
by scanning electron microscopy Shinichi Ohno, Nobuo Terada, Nobuhiko Ohno
and Yasuhisa Fujii; 13. SEM in dental research Vladimir Dusevich, Jennifer
R. Melander and J. David Eick; 14. SEM, teeth and palaeoanthropology: the
secret of ancient human diets Alejandro Romero and Joaquín De Juan.
SEM basics, past accomplishments and new frontiers Heide Schatten; 2.
Corrosion casting technique Jerzy Walocha, Jan A. Litwin and Adam J.
Miodöski; 3. Revealing the internal structure of cells in three dimensions
with scanning electron microscopy Sol Sepsenwol; 4. Mitochondria form
continuous intracellular network-structures visualized with high-resolution
field-emission scanning electron microscopy T. Naguro, H. Nakane and S.
Inaga; 5. Chapter on 3-D reconstruction of cell organelles using STEM
tomography Paul Walther; 6. High resolution labeling for correlative
microscopy Ralph Albrecht, Daryl A. Meyer and O. E. Olorundare; 7. The use
of SEM to explore virus structure and trafficking Jens M. Holl and
Elizabeth R. Wright; 8. High resolution scanning electron microscopy of the
nuclear surface in Herpes Simplex Virus 1 infected cells Peter Wild, Andres
Kaech and Miriam S. Lucas; 9. Scanning electron microscopy of chromosomes:
structural and analytical investigations Elizabeth Schroeder-Reiter and
Gerhard Wanner; 10. A method to visualize the microarchitecture of
glycoprotein matrices with scanning electron microscopy Giuseppe Familiari,
Rosemarie Heyn, Luciano Petruzziello and Michela Relucenti; 11. Scanning
electron microscopy of cerebellar intrinsic circuits Orlando J. Castejón;
12. Application of in vivo cryotechnique to living animal organs examined
by scanning electron microscopy Shinichi Ohno, Nobuo Terada, Nobuhiko Ohno
and Yasuhisa Fujii; 13. SEM in dental research Vladimir Dusevich, Jennifer
R. Melander and J. David Eick; 14. SEM, teeth and palaeoanthropology: the
secret of ancient human diets Alejandro Romero and Joaquín De Juan.