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Immunofluorescence microscopy

Microscopy-based assay technique that uses fluorophore-conjugated antibodies to detect and localize specific antigens in cells or tissue sections, enabling colocalization and spatial distribution analysis.

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Cynthia MagroFaculty Distinguished Professor in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
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Cynthia MagroFaculty Distinguished Professor in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
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Giovanni ManfrediFinbar and Marianne Kenny Professor in Clinical and Research Neurology
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Giovanni ManfrediFinbar and Marianne Kenny Professor in Clinical and Research Neurology
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Michael J. GlassAssociate Professor of Research in Neuroscience
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Michael J. GlassAssociate Professor of Research in Neuroscience
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Jeffrey C LaurenceProfessor of Medicine
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Jeffrey C LaurenceProfessor of Medicine
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Samie R JaffreyGreenberg-Starr Professor
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Samie R JaffreyGreenberg-Starr Professor
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Rulla TamimiChief, Epidemiology
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Rulla TamimiChief, Epidemiology

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Immunofluorescence microscopy

RTRulla Tamimi

American journal of cancer research · 2026

Immunofluorescence microscopy

LNLily Ng SCStephanie Cheung ZRZev Rosenwaks GDGianpiero D. Palermo

Molecular human reproduction · 2026

Immunofluorescence microscopy

MSMara Serena Serafini ENEleonora Nicolo OEOlivier Elemento EAEleni Andreopoulou+1 more →CRCarolina Reduzzi

Cancer cell international · 2025

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Reliability of stromal markers multiplex immunofluorescent staining: pathologist assessment compared to quantitative image analysis.

Induction of male neogametogenesis in a three-dimensional microenvironment supporting successful fertilization and proper embryo development.

Quantitative HER2 profiling on circulating tumor cells using an EpCAM-independent platform in metastatic breast cancer.