Electronic microscopy (TEM/SEM)
- Transmission electron microscopy (TEM)
- Chemical fixation methods for biological samples
- Dehydration techniques
- Different embedding techniques
- Ultramicrotomy techniques
- Negative staining techniques for suspensions
- Scanning electron microscopy (SEM)
- Chemical fixation methods for biological samples
- Dehydration techniques
- Critical point drying of samples and other chemical agents (HMDS)
- Different types of assembly according to sample type
- Optical microscopy
- Semithin sections (0.5 – 3 µm) and specific stains
- Molecular localization techniques
- Immunolocalization techniques (markers: nanogold, gold, quantum dots, silver etc.)
- Lectin techniques (localization of sugar residues)
- Glycogen localization
- Correlative techniques (CLEM)
- Observation of the same sample with electronic and optical microscopes
- Transmission electron microscopy (TEM)
- Ultrastructural, tissue, cellular and molecular studies
- Studies of bacterial, viral, bacteriophagic and nitrogen suspensions, etc.
- Ultrastructural studies of isolated cell organelles, mitochondrial pellets and chloroplasts
- Whole-mount studies of cells and bacteria, etc.
- Molecular localization and co-localization of proteins, glucidic residues, etc.
- Cytochemical studies (Enzyme activity, digestion, etc.)
- CLEM studies of different types of samples
- Scanning electron microscopy (SEM)
- Microstructural analysis of cell cultures, tissues and organs with 3-D imaging
- Study of cell suspensions
- Surface studies: bone, teeth, corneas skin, etc.
- Study of biofilms and their formation on different surfaces
- Morphological studies of small organisms and microorganisms
- Molecular localization.
- Study of biomaterials, implants, etc.
- Study, analysis and evaluation of images obtained
- 3D reconstructions with Array Tomography
- Optic microscopy
- Optical studies on semi-fine sections of samples included in resin.
- Study of cell cultures and tissues
- Study of fungal pathogens on plants
- Study of the incorporation of markers inside cells
- Study of human spermatozoa
- Studies of biofilms on water filters and cultures, tracheal tubes, historic moments, etc.
- Surface studies: prostheses removed from patients, presence of sperm on tissue
- TEM localization of nanogold in different tissues absorbed via inhalation in live rats
- Study of nanogold in textiles
- Study of bacteriophagic contamination in the bacterial production of lactose
- Study of protein aggregation in Alzheimer patients
- Clinical biopsy processing
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