Part IV
Developing a diagnostic
method for difficult to detect
intracellular electrolyte deficiencies in clinical practice
became a necessity and a priority.
ASEM
was an excellent means of looking directly inside
of cells, analyzing the contents easily, non-destructively
and for diagnostic purposes.
It was this kind of
instrument that gave us the first
identification of calcium
formation in damaged
mitochondria. And this system
eliminated long
complicated wet chemical analysis.
A state of the art
analytical scanning electron
microscope
(ASEM) was developed specifically for the
non-destructive x-ray analysis
of cells.
This microscope
was fitted with additional proprietary devices and
software
for clinical intracellular analysis.
But, which cells were best for this type of analysis ?
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