- the
autoradiograph is also
available as a
digital image (digital
autoradiography), due to the
recent development of
scintillation gas
detectors or rare-earth...
-
biology and medicine,
notably the
techniques of
radiocarbon dating and
autoradiography. In
later life she
became a
scientific historian, and
published a biography...
- to map the
distribution of
receptors in the lung
using radioligand autoradiography. His
group investigated the role of
neuropeptides in
asthma and he...
-
slide (sometimes
stained histochemically) is X-ra****. More commonly,
autoradiography is used in
visualizing the
locations to
which a
radioactive substance...
- (February 1964). "Distribution of radio-iodine
studied by whole-body
autoradiography". Acta Radiologica. 2: 24–32. doi:10.3109/02841866409134127. PMID 14153759...
- GB,
Aronson CE,
Brunswick DJ,
Frazer A (June 1988). "Quantitative
autoradiography of
serotonin uptake sites in rat
brain using [3H]cyanoimipramine"....
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identified (for
research purposes) by
revealing its
activity (with the
autoradiography and
immunohistochemistry methods)
which is most
abundant in the cerebellum...
- the
probe are then
detected by
visualizing the
hybridized probe via
autoradiography or
other imaging techniques. Normally,
either X-ray
pictures are taken...
- buffer), and the
pattern of
hybridization is
visualized on X-ray film by
autoradiography in the case of a
radioactive or
fluorescent probe, or by development...
- (for proteins, most
commonly with Coom****ie
brilliant blue R-250 or
autoradiography; for
nucleic acids,
ethidium bromide; or for either,
silver stain)...
