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        <title>Venous puncture wound thrombi, 1, 5, 20 min post-puncture, 100 nm XY raw images, 20 nm XY pixels every 20 micons, 3 nm wide area TEM montages at selected depth</title>
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                    <author order="1">Rhee SW</author>
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                    <title>Venous puncture wound hemostasis results in a vaulted thrombus structured by locally nucleated platelet aggregates</title>
                    <journal>Communications biology</journal>
                    <journalAbbreviation>Commun Biol</journalAbbreviation>
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                    <details>The micrographs are the raw images from collecting individual 3View slices at a 100 nm by 100 nm XY pixel size with a Z step size of 200 nm for mouse jugular vein punture wound made by a 30 gauge needle at 1, 5 or 20 min post puncture.  Samples were chemically fixed with paraformaldehyde and later with glutaraldehyde and stained for serial block face imaging pre-embedding in plastic.</details>
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        <details>SBF-SEM image sets of individual jugular vein puncture wound thrombi (clots) at 1, 5, and 20 min post puncture.  20 nm image sets are at 20,20 nm XY and 20 micron Z step.  100 nm image sets are at 100,100 nm XY and 200 nm spacing.  20 nm sets are 10-30 images each and 100 nm sets are often about 2500 images each.</details>
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