Episcopic Fluorescence Image Capture

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Introduction

EFIC sagittal image of embryo (stage 13)

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. The technique was described for the study of transgenic mice in 2002.^[1]

Links: Episcopic Fluorescence Image Capture | EFIC stage 13

Stage 13

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See also full size and labelled version on the Stage 13 EFIC movie page.

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