Models of Lung Disease: Microscopy and Structural Methods

by Joan Gil

Overview

This research-level reference provides a review of the morphological techniques that have become a primary method of anatomical study correlating structure and function in lung physiology and pathology. Detailing the evolution of anatomy as a research discipline, it explores general structural techn

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781000147407
Publisher:	CRC Press
Publication date:	08/11/2020
Series:	Lung Biology in Health and Disease
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	1032
File size:	85 MB
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About the Author

Joan Gil

Table of Contents

Introduction, Preface, Contributors, Part One: General Techniques, Part Two: Structural Technique in Correlation Between Normal Structure and Function, Part Three: Structural Technique in Experimental Pathology, Author Index, Subject Index

Editorial Reviews

...a useful resource for those who wish to learn more about the proper use of morphological techniques...a worthwhile addition to a library.

Pathology

This research-level reference provides a review of the morphological techniques that have become a primary method of anatomical study--correlating structure and function in lung physiology and pathology. Detailing the evolution of anatomy as a research discipline, it explores general structural techniques such as fixation, microscopy, morphometry, histochemistry, developmental methods, and airway casting; covers procedures for correlating structure and function including analysis of casts, cell culture, tracers, mucus gland isolation, and autoradiography; and describes methods for the induction of selected specific experimental models, emphasizing experimental pneumoconioses but including carcinogenesis, microsurgery, acute alveolar injury, and vascular and pleural pathology. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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