Remove water from muscle tissue or fat tissues?

02 February 2017 1 10K Report

What is the easiest possible way to remove water from muscle or any kind of bio-tissue before using for spectroscopy and tissue engineering and to adhere on the glass after drying.

Gernot Teichmann

Hi, perhaps this might provide an answer. Look for the procedure Gunther von Hagen used for his "plastination" process. By those means he extracted all the water.

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