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[[Episcopic Fluorescence Image Capture]] (EFIC). A microscopic imaging technique that serially sections embedded biological specimens and photographs the tissue autofluorescence (epifluorescence) from the block surface. This generates an in register 2D image stack. Technique was described for the mouse in 2002.<ref name=PMID11743576><pubmed>11743576</pubmed></ref> | [[Episcopic Fluorescence Image Capture]] (EFIC). A microscopic imaging technique that serially sections embedded biological specimens and photographs the tissue autofluorescence (epifluorescence) from the block surface. This generates an in register 2D image stack. Technique was described for the mouse in 2002.<ref name=PMID11743576><pubmed>11743576</pubmed></ref> | ||
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Introduction
Episcopic Fluorescence Image Capture (EFIC). A microscopic imaging technique that serially sections embedded biological specimens and photographs the tissue autofluorescence (epifluorescence) from the block surface. This generates an in register 2D image stack. Technique was described for the mouse in 2002.[1]
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