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Nagoya Institute of Technology


Two-photon imaging of Meissner's corpuscle mechanoreceptors in living tissue

Researchers developed an in vivo imaging method to observe Meissner's corpuscle mechanoreceptors in living tissue using two-photon microscopy. This method could unlock the mechanism of touch sensitivity and provide a novel diagnostic tool for neural diseases. The study's findings have applications to human health, particularly in under...

SourceNagoya Institute of Technology·JournalIEEE Transactions on Haptics·DateAug 30, 2016