Taking a deep look: modern microscopy technologies to optimize the design and functionality of biocompatible

scaffolds for tissue engineering in regenerative medicine

by M. Vielreicher, S. Schürmann, R. Detsch, M. A. Schmidt, A. Buttgereit, A. Boccaccini, and O. Friedrich

InterfaceVolume 10(86):20130263

September 6, 2013

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MRI, µCT and OCT imaging.

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White light, fluorescence and electron microscopy applications in TE. (a) White light images of tissue slices after histological staining.

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Multiphoton microscopy: principle, micrometre-scale excitation and tissue penetration.

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Sources of intra- and extracellular autofluorescence.

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Two-photon AF images of cells in different scaffold designs.

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Two-photon excitation and imaging of selected fluorescent dyes.

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SHG imaging of native tissue and various biomaterials.

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Timeline and SHG imaging of collagen I production.

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