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Fluorescence Microscopy in Neuroanatomy

Published 1 January 1970
Kjell Fuxé, Tomas Hökfelt, G. Jönsson, Urban Ungerstedt
Citations170

TL;DR

The ever-increasing use of fluorescence methods in bio-medical research clearly bespeaks a steadily increasing demand for more sensitive methods allowing the identification of biologically active substances present in tissues in low — and often extremely low — concentration.

Abstract

The ever-increasing use of fluorescence methods in bio-medical research clearly bespeaks a steadily increasing demand for more sensitive methods allowing the identification of biologically active substances present in tissues in low — and often extremely low — concentration. Beside improvements in chemical methodology, the development of more adequate and commercially available equipment has played a major role in promoting the use of fluorescence methods.

Keywords

Medicine