Patric Pelzer , Dr.
Patric Pelzer studied Biology and Neuroscience at the University of Cologne, Germany. From Cologne he moved on to Heidelberg to study the characteristics of a defined synapse participating in the processing of olfaction in the mouse brain as a PhD thesis. He employed behavioral conditioning, patch clamping, and immunohistology in conjunction with widefield and confocal microscopy. After a postdoc, Patric joined Leica’s product management team in 2017.
Overcoming Challenges with Microscopy when Imaging Moving Zebrafish Larvae
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Multicolor Microscopy: The Importance of Multiplexing
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