SeeDB

E902753

SeeDB is a tissue-clearing method that uses high-concentration fructose solutions to render biological samples optically transparent while preserving their structural integrity for deep imaging.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf optical clearing technique
tissue-clearing method
advantageOverSolventMethods better preservation of fluorescence
reduced tissue shrinkage
aimsTo enable deep imaging
render biological samples optically transparent
appliesTo brain tissue
fixed tissue samples
mouse brain
clearingMechanism reduction of light scattering
refractive index matching
compatibleWith confocal microscopy
light-sheet fluorescence microscopy
two-photon microscopy
developedBy Takeshi Ke and colleagues
doesNotUse detergent-based lipid removal
organic solvents
field bioimaging
neuroscience
tissue engineering
finalRefractiveIndex approximately 1.49
hasProperty aqueous
high refractive index
mild clearing conditions
preserves fluorescence signals
preserves tissue morphology
hasVariant SeeDB2 NERFINISHED
optimizedFor maintaining sample size
minimizing tissue deformation
preserves fine neural structures
structural integrity of tissue
publicationYear 2013
publishedIn Nature Neuroscience NERFINISHED
relatedTo CLARITY NERFINISHED
CUBIC NERFINISHED
Scale
requires stepwise increase of fructose concentration
samplePreparation fixed tissue
speciesPrimarilyTestedOn mouse
usedFor 3D reconstruction of neural circuits
visualization of fluorescently labeled cells
whole-brain imaging
usesReagent high-concentration fructose solution
thioglycerol
water

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