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• W3087402308 abstract "Abstract Organisms are inherently three dimensional, thus comprehensive understanding of the complicated biological system requires analysis of organs or even whole bodies in the context of three dimensions. However, this is a tremendous task since the biological specimens are naturally opaque, a major obstacle in whole‐body and whole‐organ imaging. Tissue clearing technique provides a prospective solution and has become a powerful tool for three‐dimensional imaging and quantification of organisms. Tissue clearing technique aims to make tissue transparent by minimizing light scattering and light absorption, thus allowing deep imaging of large volume samples. When combined with diverse molecular labeling methods and high‐throughput optical sectioning microscopes, tissue clearing technique enables whole‐body and whole‐organ imaging at cellular or subcellular resolution, providing detailed and comprehensive information about the intact biological systems. Here, we give an overview of recent progress and biomedical applications of tissue clearing technique. We introduce the mechanisms and basic principles of tissue clearing, and summarize the current tissue clearing methods. Moreover, the available imaging techniques and software packages for data processing are also presented. Finally, we introduce the recent advances in applications of tissue clearing in biomedical fields. Tissue clearing contributes to the investigation of structure‐function relationships in intact mammalian organs, and opens new avenues for cellular and molecular mapping of intact human organs. We hope this review contributes to a better understanding of tissue clearing technique and can help researchers to select the best‐suited clearing protocol for their experiments." @default.
• W3087402308 created "2020-09-25" @default.
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• W3087402308 date "2020-09-16" @default.
• W3087402308 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W3087402308 title "Tissue clearing technique: Recent progress and biomedical applications" @default.
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