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Low-Energy-Electron Microscopy (Leem) Imaging of a Neuron Network

Giorgio Margaritondo
1995
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Abstract

The feasibility of using the LEEM technique in neurobiology was tested with experiments on a rat cerebellar granule cell culture. A series of good-quality images, showing fine details such as axons and dendrites of the neuron network, demonstrate that the test was successful.

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