Article: Reports summarize gastroenterology study results from Y.Y. Fu and co-researchers.

According to recent research from Hsinchu, Taiwan, "The intrinsic opacity of mouse intestinal tissue prevents its evaluation by high-resolution, in-depth optical microscopy. Instead, intestinal tissue is usually sectioned to expose the interior domains of the mucosa and submucosa for microscopic examination."

"However, microtome sectioning can cause distortions and artifacts that prevent acquisition of an accurate view of the sample. We therefore attempted to develop a microtome-free 3-dimensional (3D) confocal imaging method for characterization of mouse intestine. We applied an optical-clearing solution, FocusClear, to permeate and reduce the opacity of mouse ...

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