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    evolution of

    MICROSCOPY
    introducing

    -the cryogen microscope


    f

    -Fluorescent staining technique


    Cryogenic
    Faster Analysis:
    01 :Technological advancements have made Cryo-EM
    data collection and analysis faster, allowing for
    more efficient studies.

    MICROSCOPE Cellular Biology


    02 : Visualizing the organization of proteins and
    organelles within cells provides insights into
    cellular function.
    Cryogenic electron microscopy , often called cryo-EM for short, is
    a powerful imaging technique which allows scientists to see
    biological molecules, like proteins and viruses, the cryo-EM flash
    freezes samples in liquid nitrogen, preserving their natural state .
    03 Understanding Diseases
    :Cryo-EM can help us see how viruses work,
    CryoEM and cryoET enable high-resolution, three-dimensional which can aid in developing vaccines and
    data collection on samples that could not be used with other treatments.

    techniques in the past


    For the study of nanobubbles, namely, of lipid/polymer-
    stabilized gas-containing nanostructures, which can be
    triggered externally by ultrasound
    fluorescent 01
    live cell-imaging
    Fluorescent staining can be done on either live
    or fixed samples. This allows researchers to study

    STAINING samples in real time .

    can detect tiny amounts


    Fluorescent staining can provide high-resolution 02 Fluorescent stains can detect even very small
    quantities of a target molecule within a cell.
    images with great specificity, allowing researchers
    to study the interactions, and dynamics of different
    cellular components in living or fixed samples.
    Target Specific molecules
    Once the cells are stained, scientists use a special
    microscope called a fluorescence microscope. This 03 Fluorescent stains can be designed to bind
    very specifically to particular molecules
    microscope shines a light on the sample. within a cell, such as proteins, DNA, or lipids.
    The goal of this study was to examine the effect of
    epidermal growth factor (EGF) on sperm viability using
    two fluorescent techniques .

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