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microdissection

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microdissection /mi·cro·dis·sec·tion/ (-dĭ-sek´shun) dissection of tissue or cells under the microscope.
mi·cro·dis·sec·tion (mkr-d-skshn, -d-)
n.
The dissection of tissues under magnification, usually by the precise manipulation of specialized needles.

microdissection [mi″kro-dĭ-sek´shun]
dissection of tissue or cells under the microscope.

microdissection
dissection of tissue or cells under the microscope.


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The LMD700 is the only laser microdissection system with a power adjustable, high-precision laser.
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