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High-Resolution Episcopic Microscopy (HREM) Examples
Example applications for the High-Resolution Episcopic Microscopy technique
HREM Examples Across Biological and Developmental Samples
Below are examples of data produced using our High-Resolution Episcopic Microscopy (HREM) systems, together with images of instruments used by our team and our users.
HREM provides high-contrast, 3D imaging of whole biological samples, making it ideal for embryos, organs, and soft tissues where detailed anatomical reconstruction is required. Image resolution and dataset size depend on system configuration and sample type, with individual sections reaching up to 20 megapixels.
Videos are displayed at reduced resolution for clarity and accessibility.
For application-specific examples or feasibility discussions, please contact us.
Mouse Embryos
Drosophila
Mouse Embryo Head
Embryonic Mice
Fruit & Plant Samples
Barley
HREM Ultra Scan
Embryonic Mice Heart
Zebrafish
Other Fish Samples
Single Shot HREM Image
Embryonic Mouse
Embryonic Hearts
Reproductive Systems
Single Shot HREM Image
Dual Channel Stack
3D STL Model
The 3D model shown here was generated from a High-Resolution Episcopic Microscopy (HREM) dataset of a mouse sample.
HREM captures thousands of perfectly aligned serial sections during block-face imaging. These 2D images are then computationally reconstructed into a volumetric dataset, allowing anatomical structures to be explored in three dimensions with micron-level detail.
This interactive model is a converted (and printable) representation of that reconstructed volume — not a CAD approximation.
Whole mouse embryo heart STL converted from 2D HREM images