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" Organization of the extracellular matrix : "
author, László Módis.
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844278
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Módis, László.
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Organization of the extracellular matrix : : a polarization microscopic approach /\ author, László Módis.
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[Place of publication not identified]: CRC Press,, [2018]
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CRC revivals
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1 online resource
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1351075284
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: 9781351075282
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: 9781351083737
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: 9781351092180
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: 9781351100632
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1315896184
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9781315896182
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; PREFACE; THE AUTHOR; Table of Contents; Dedication; Chapter 1: A Short Overview of Major Constituents of the Extracellular Matrix; Chapter 2: Physical Backgrounds of Polarization Microscopy; Chapter 3: Topo-Optical Reactions Used in Polarization Microscopic Ultrastructure Research; Chapter 4: Structure of the Hyaline Cartilage Matrix; Chapter 5: The Organic Bone Matrix; Chapter 6: Structure of the Corneal Stroma; Chapter 7: Structure of Kidney Basement Membranes
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Chapter 8: Experimental Reconstruction of the Oriented Glycosaminoglycan Structure of the Extracellular MatrixChapter 9: Factors Involved in Formation and Maintenance of Oriented Microstructure of Matrix Constituents; Chapter 10: Polarization Microscopy of Amyloid; Chapter 11: Correlation Between Polarization and Electron Microscopic Findings in Ultrastructure Research of Proteoglycans; Chapter 12: Methodological Appendix; Index
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This book describes analysis techniques and results of topics such as physical backgrounds, chemical backgrounds, and principal methods of topo-optical reactions used in ultrastructure research of the ECM; orientation patterns of GAGs and collagen in different tissues/cartilage, cornea, kidney basement membranes, and skin; factors involved in the formation of submicroscopically ordered matrix structure; and cell-matrix interactions, including cytoskeleton-cell-membrane-matrix relationships. A summarization of the advantages and limitations of polarization microscopy compared to electron microscopy in ultracellular research is also included. Cell biologists, histologists, pathologists, and biochemists in connective tissue research will find this book to be an invaluable reference tool.
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Extracellular matrix-- Microscopy.
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Polarizing microscopes.
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MEDICAL-- Anatomy.
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Polarizing microscopes.
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SCIENCE-- Life Sciences-- Human Anatomy Physiology.
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611/.018
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QM563
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