microtome (Also microtomes) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to microtome

instrument«
microtome«
xylotomy«
sample«
vibroslice«
tissue«
scientific instrument«
vibratome«
knife«
ultramicrotome«
glass knife«
tissues«
thin section«
slices«
hard material«
section«
thickness«
microtomy«
device«
microtomical«
microtomic«
cut«
microslicer«
sledge microtome«
microscope«
angle«
immunohistochemistry«
rotary microtome«
electron microscope«
laser microtome«
compresstome microtome«
cryotome«
light microscope«
cryostat«
thin sectioning«
paraffin«
diamond knife«
preparation«
knife blade«
microtome knife«
industrial grade diamond knife«
gem quality diamond knife«
cut thickness«
ultramicrotomes«
sbfsem«
advancement mechanism«
bone«
section thickness«
laser«
flywheel«
serial block«
electron microscopy«
survey section«
blade«
thin sample«
sample holder«
diamond blade«
teeth«
compression technology«
transmission electron microscope«
rotary motion«
light microscopy«
thin slice«
biological material«
tube«
tem«
technique«
shearing«
epoxy«
design«
embedding«
observation«
light«
material«
glass«
trough«
wedge profile knife«
uneven slicing«
uneven cutting«
traditional tem technique ultramicrotomes«
traditional histology«
thin polymer section«
thickness achievable«
tem specimen viewing«
specimen syringe«
specialized tem application«
short beam application time«
sbfsem. thicker section«
sample vertical«
sample motion«
sample cut«
rotational microtome«
rigid fixative«
resultant sample thickness«
regular microtome«
raster rate«
purkyne model«
planar concave«
periodic thickness variation«
optical penetration«
minimal cut thickness«
microtome section«
microtome casing«
microscopy survey section«
microscope detail«
micro'wtome«
mechanical knife«
low sample thickness«
light microscopy histology«
light microscope development«
knife temperature«
knife geometry«
initial sample preparation«
healthier tissue«
grid suitable«
gem grade diamond knife«
ftir microscopy«
freezing tissue«
free slicing«
fluorocent microscope«
final thin section«
final sectioning«
final sample requirement«
film interference color«
fast scanning mirror«
difficult biological sample«
czech physiologist jan evangelista purkyně.«
cut thickness achievable«
cut breadth«
cryomicrotome setup«
cryomicrotome«
cryogenic sample cutting«
common microtome design«
coarse section«
clean reproducible cut«
classical microtome knife«
chisel profile«
changeable knife«
careful mechanical construction«
botanical microtomy«
beschreibung eines mikrotoms«
beam traversal«
beam crossover«
aqueous dye(s«
anatomist wilhelm his«
vibration artifact«
traditional histology technique«
target specimen«
sharp focusing«
precisionary instrument«
nitrogen chamber«
knife position«
knife blade profile«
freezing microtome«
face scanning electron microscopy«
cut speed«
compresstome«
andrew prichard«
agarose embedding«
sem chamber«
selective staining«
sectioning«
sample inspection«
fresh section«
cryosections«
pressure«
ultramicrotomy«
specimen tube«
sample preparation technique«
resultant cut«
material separation«
hard sample«
contact«
wavelength regime«
temnein«
slight compression«
laser pulse duration«
cutting«
slice thickness«
linear thermal expansion«
heavy metal salt«
dimensional positioning«
soft sample«
ion milling«
heavier blade«
glass bar«
electron radiation«
specimen holder«
entire specimen«
chemical fixation«
rich tissue«
biological preparation«
stationary blade«
rotary action«
interaction zone«
greek mikros«
frozen section procedure«
focal region«
electron microscopy technique«
actual cutting«
linear bearing«
knife design«
frozen sample«
alexander cummings«
microdissection«
electropolishing«
quick diagnosis«
knife cut«
live tissue«
linear interaction«
liquid«
sample temperature«
tem.«
adjustment mechanism«
optimal angle«
blunt edge«
thin cut«
typical thickness«
plastic tape«
prior preparation«
cutting action«
tissue specimen«
scanning electron microscopy«
red beam«
cell component«
stability«
mature animal«
developmental phase«
laser radiation«
liquid substance«
femtosecond laser«
thermal damage«
mechanical construction«
specimen«
agarose«
target region«
tight tolerance«
collection method«
transmission mode«
glass transition«
ftir«
sample material«
infrared laser«
block design«
optimal result«
steel blade«
clean cut«
femtosecond«
microscope slide«
synthetic resin«
optical microscopy«
preparation method«
fine control«
hand crank«
glass slide«
fluorescence microscopy«
transmission electron microscopy«
infrared«
micrometre«
water«
cellular structure«
george adam«
main tool«
epoxy resin«
precise control«
block«
visualisation«
horizontal position«
typical application«
relative motion«
human hair«
plant tissue«
several source«
plant matter«
razor blade«
declination«
optical system«
rotating«
common application«
surface«
advantage«
table«
sledge«
planar«
medical procedure«
animal«
nanometer«
microscopy«
histology«
infra«
sled«
chisel«
thick«
lipstick«
detailed analysis«
aqueous solution«
method«
inflow«
spectroscopy«
chemical composition«
scanner«
saw«
model«
millimetre«
hardness«
imaging«
force«
wilhelm«
stroboscope«
magnifier«
pulse height analyzer«
atom smasher«
particle accelerator«
accelerator«
console«
telemeter«
tachistoscope«
t-scope«
magnetograph«
kymograph«
kicksorter«
hodoscope«
cymograph«
strobe light«
strobe«
linac«
cyclotron«
telescope«
collider«
linear accelerator«
induction accelerator«
charge-exchange accelerator«
betatron«
scope«
Cockcroft-Walton voltage multiplier«
Cockcroft and Walton voltage multiplier«
Cockcroft-Walton accelerator«
Cockcroft and Walton accelerator«

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