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Cast 2.0 system

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The CAST) 2.0 system is a laboratory equipment designed for sample preparation and analysis. It provides a modular and versatile platform for various applications. The core function of the CAST) 2.0 system is to enable efficient and reliable sample processing and measurement.

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Stereological Analysis of Pancreatic Cells

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The Computer Assisted Stereology Toolbox (CAST) 2.0 system (Olympus, Ballerup, Denmark) was used to perform all the microscopic measurements of beta, alpha and delta cell and amyloid deposit volume using the stereology fundaments previously described and validated [31 (link), 33 (link)–35 (link)]. The person who performed the microscopic measurements (RGM) was blinded to the metabolic status of each baboon and the reproducibility of the CAST measurements was estimated twice in five specimens with a coefficient of variation less than 5%.
Guardado-Mendoza R., Perego C., Finzi G., La Rosa S., Capella C., Jimenez-Ceja L.M., Velloso L.A., Saad M.J., Sessa F., Bertuzzi F., Moretti S., Dick EJ J.r., Davalli A.M, & Folli F. (2015). Delta cell death in the islet of Langerhans and the progression from normal glucose tolerance to type 2 diabetes in non-human primates (Baboons, Papio hamadryas). Diabetologia, 58(8), 1814-1826.
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Stereological Measurements with CAST 2.0

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The Computer Assisted Stereology Toolbox (CAST) 2.0 system from Olympus Ballerup, Denmark was used to perform all measurements.
Herreboudt A.M., Kyle V.R., Lawrence J., Doran J, & Colledge W.H. (2015). Kiss1 mutant placentas show normal structure and function in the mouse. Placenta, 36(1), 52-58.
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