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Micro-immunohistochemistry using a microfluidic probe

Lovchik et al., 2012

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3006242387419873850
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Lovchik R
Kaigala G
Georgiadis M
Delamarche E
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Lab on a Chip

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A flexible method to extract more high-quality information from tissue sections is critically needed for both drug discovery and clinical pathology. Here, we present micro- immunohistochemistry (μIHC), a method for staining tissue sections at the micrometre scale …
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