Human Cardiac, Muscle, Organ Tissue Correlations with Buccal Cells

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Human Cardiac, Muscle, and Organ Tissue Correlations with Buccal Cells

Part II
For over twenty years, ICD (IntraCellular Diagnostics) has
provided clinical laboratory services using the technology
discussed so far. But since the 1960s we have performed
a long list of studies of the essential elements within tissues
and cells of the human body.

All the studies have used freshly collected tissue for
comparative analysis: either blood in early investigative
studies; muscle or organ tissue collected from patients
undergoing surgery or from biopsies; cardiac tissue collected
from patients undergoing open heart surgery at some of the
best hospitals in the US. All these studies were essential in
establishing correlations with sublingual tissue.

We will proceed with some of the data from these complex
studies that were performed with some of the best medical
professionals in the field.

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