By Krystal Sanchez and Peter R. Mouton Modern stereology provides an unbiased (design-based) approach for quantifying stained biological objects, e.g., cells, fibers, capillaries, pathology deposits, tissue sections. These methods use…
In May 2021 the National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded a Technology Enhancement for Commercial Partnerships (TECP) Award to the Stereology Resource Center (SRC Biosciences® or “SRC”) and the University of…
Intuitive and Efficient Analysis of Tissue using Unbiased Methods Background: Manual counting in stereology is considered the gold standard within quantitative histopathology allowing histotechnologists to manually page up/down through a…
Background of Fluorescence and Stereology Integration By Darren Tran and Peter R. Mouton. Immunofluorescent staining offers a range of benefits over conventional immunostaining, including: higher signal: noise (S:N); superior spatial…
By Darren Tran and Peter R. Mouton – Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and other neurodegenerative diseases are a large and growing cause of morbidity and mortality in elderly populations. Among the major…
Stereology optimizes studies that incorporate fluorescence microscopy.
The hardware components required for a cost-effective computerized stereology system are quite simple and pervasive among academia setups.