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Imaging method preserves a closer view of nerve-support cells

via Texas A&M University·yesterday

Texas A&M researchers describe a method for imaging mitochondria in terminal Schwann cells before tissue preparation changes them. Healthy and dystrophic tissues showed different mitochondrial patterns. The method could support future nerve-injury research; the study did not demonstrate a treatment or improved human recovery.

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