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322 nanozoomer 2ht slide

Manufactured by Hamamatsu Photonics

The 322 NanoZoomer 2HT slide is a digital pathology slide scanner system designed by Hamamatsu Photonics. It is capable of high-speed scanning of glass microscope slides at high resolution.

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Histological Analysis of TA Muscles

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TA muscles were dissected and weighted. Muscles were then frozen in liquid nitrogen–cooled isopentane and stored at –80°C for H&E, SD,H and NADH histology analysis. Transversal cryosections (8 μm) were prepared and stained. They were observed using the Hamamatsu 322 NanoZoomer 2HT slide-scanner.
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Histochemical Analysis of TA Muscle

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TA muscles were dissected and frozen in liquid nitrogen–cooled isopentane and stored at –80°C. Transverse cryosections (8 μm) were then stained for SDH and NADH and with H&E. Tissue sections were observed using a Hamamatsu 322 NanoZoomer 2HT slide scanner.
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