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Madeleine Di Natale, Josiane Fakhry, Martin Stebbing, Billie Hunne, John B. Furness 2019. Identification of different EEC types and nerve fiber types in human gastric mucosa. protocols.io dx.doi.org/10.17504/protocols.io.8u7hwznCopy Citation Copied
URL: https://dx.doi.org/10.17504/protocols.io.8u7hwzn
Authors: Madeleine Di Natale, Josiane Fakhry, Martin Stebbing, Billie Hunne, John B. Furness
Summary: Enteroendocrine cells are important regulators of gastrointestinal, digestive and metabolic function. Here we describe protocols for investigating nerve fiber populations that may innervate these cells, using immunohistochemistry and high resolution microscopy techniques in the human gastric mucosa and muscle.
RRIDs used: RRID:AB_2783525, RRID:AB_2314960, RRID:AB_2783534, RRID:AB_572268, RRID:AB_2783533, RRID:AB_2814842, RRID:AB_2762851, RRID:AB_2783523, RRID:AB_2767291, RRID:AB_2315530
Affiliations: University of Melbourne, University of Melbourne, University of Melbourne, University of Melbourne, University of Melbourne
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Publication Date: 2019
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