1st Edition
Histochemical and Cytochemical Methods of Visualization
Histological and Histochemical Methods with Light Microscopy
Classical Methods of Visualization; Jean-Marie Exbrayat
Histochemical Methods; Jean-Marie Exbrayat
Enzyme Histochemistry Methods; Jeanne Estabel
Visualization of Cell Proliferation; Françoise Giroud and Marie-Paule Montmasson
Visualization of Apoptosis; Claire Brun and Elara Moudilou
In Situ High-Speed Tissue Proteomic; Françoise Giroud and Marie-Paule Montmasson
Preparation of Products for Histology and Histochemistry; Jean-Marie Exbrayat
Cytological Methods in Electron Microscopy
General Techniques in Electron Microscopy; Jean-Marie Exbrayat
Cytochemical Techniques; Jean-Marie Exbrayat
Ultrastructural Cytoenzymology; Chantal de Chastellier
The Acetylation Method; Marc Thiry and Nicolas Thelen
Preparation of Products for Electron Microscopy; Jean-Marie Exbrayat
Image Quantification
Image Quantification in Histology and Cytology; Yves Tourneur and Léon Espinosa
Index
Biography
Jean-Marie Exbrayat, Ph.D., D.Sc., is a professor at Catholic University of Lyon (France) where he manages the Laboratory of General Biology. He is also directeur d’etudes (professor) at the Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, where he manages the Laboratory of Comparative Reproduction and Development. Dr. Exbrayat earned his M.S. and Ph.D. in 1974 and 1977, respectively, from Montpellier University (France). He earned his D. Sci. in 1986 from Paris 6 University. He teaches animal biology, histology and embryology, and history and philosophy of sciences. He was the head of the School of Histology for 25 years, and dean of the Faculty of Sciences (1997 until 2005). Dr. Exbrayat is a member of several scientific societies. He has published more than 300 papers and 12 books. His current major interests include the variations of genital tracts and endocrine organs during reproductive cycles related to external and internal factors, and embryonic development in both lower and higher vertebrates, as well as the history and philosophy of sciences, especially evolutionary biology.
