What Is a Histopathology Technician?
The book is divided into 13 chapters: conventional pathology technology, immunopathology technology, molecular pathology technology, cell culture technology, real-time quantitative PCR technology, biochip technology, apoptosis detection technology, flow cytometry technology, electron microscope technology, Laser scanning confocal microscope and its application, laser microdissection technology, tumor animal experiment technology and image analysis technology. [1]
Histopathological techniques
- The book is divided into 13 chapters: General
- Series Title: Modern Biomedical Research Technology Series
- Chapter 1 General Pathology Techniques
- Section 1 Fixation and Materials
- Section 2 Tissue Sectioning Techniques
- Section 3 Hematoxylin-eosin Staining
- Section 4 Semi-thin sectioning technique of plastic embedded light microscope
- Section 5 Special staining methods commonly used (cytohistochemical methods)
- Chapter 2 Immunopathology Techniques
- Section 1 Principles and Applications of Immunohistochemistry
- Section 2 Precautions and Results Analysis of Immunohistochemistry
- Section 3 Immunofluorescence Technology
- Chapter 3 Molecular Pathology Techniques
- Section 1 in situ hybridization of nucleic acid molecules
- Section 2 in situ PCR
- Section 3 fluorescence in situ hybridization
- Section 4 Application of gene rearrangement analysis in the diagnosis of lymphoma
- Chapter 4 Cell Culture Techniques
- Section 1 Cell Culture Basic Knowledge
- Section 2 Cell Culture Medium
- Section 3 Detection of Biological Characters of Cultured Cells
- Section 4 Related Research Methods in Cell Culture
- Chapter 5 Real-Time PCR Technology
- Chapter 6 Biochip Technology
- Chapter 7 Apoptosis Detection Technology
- Chapter 8 Flow Cytometry Technology
- Section 1 Flow Cytometry Works
- Section 2 Flow Cytometry Features, Influencing Factors and Development Trends
- Section 3 immunofluorescence staining, specimen preparation and precautions for flow cytometry
- Section 4 Flow cytometry detection and common graphics
- Section 5 Flow Cytometry for Detection of Human T Lymphocyte Subsets
- Section 6 Flow Cytometry for Detection of Peripheral Blood NK Cell Activity
- Section 7 Flow Cytometry to Detect Oncogene Proteins
- Section 8 Flow Cytometry to Detect Cell DNA Content
- Section 9 Flow Cytometry for Detection of Multidrug Resistance Gene Proteins
- Section 10 Flow cytometry to detect apoptosis
- Chapter 9 Electron Microscope Technology
- Section 1 Transmission electron microscope
- Section 2 TEM Sample Preparation
- Section 3 SEM
- Section 4 SEM Sample Preparation
- Chapter 10 Laser Scanning Confocal Microscopy and Its Applications
- Section 1 Basic Structure and Working Principle of Laser Scanning Confocal Microscopy
- Section 2 Basic Functions of Laser Scanning Confocal Microscopy and Experimental Preparation Before Use
- Section 3 Selection of Fluorescent Probes and Preparation of Fluorescent Samples
- Section 4 Application of Laser Scanning Confocal Microscopy in Medical and Biological Research
- Section 5 precautions and common problems and solutions
- Chapter 11 Laser Microdissection Technology
- Chapter 12 Experimental Techniques for Cancer Animals
- Section 1 Animal Model Overview
- Section 2 Laboratory Animals Commonly Used in Cancer Research
- Section 3 Methods of Reproduction of Tumor Animal Models
- Chapter 13 Image Analysis Techniques
- Section 1 Image Analysis Techniques
- Section 2 Application of image analysis in pathology and precautions