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Staining blood/ flow measurement
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Mon, 29 Jan 1996 11:00:56 PST
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Dear Confocalists
 
I am hoping to use a confocal to determine blood flow through an artery/vein
with a goretex site. A small site of the artery is being removed and goretex
tubing used to replace the dissected region. The artery is very close to the
surface of the skin in the ear.
 
I would like to know if anyone has techniques and/or suggestions of the most
applicable dyes that may be useful for this experiment. It is important the
dye is vital, as the experiment will be in vivo. It will be possible to block
the artery for a short time (or time intervals) to stop blood flow for
measurements??
 
Currently using an Optiscan LSCM.
 
Thanks in advance
TIM
 
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The Microsearch Foundation of Australia
Name: Tim Cushway
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Date: 01/29/96
Time: 11:12:08
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