Dr. Ramirez sliced pieces of brain tissue and then exposed the slices to antibodies that bound to an intracellular protein. Dr. Ramirez used a(n) _____ technique.

A. immunocytochemistry
B. autoradiography
C. functional imaging
D. anterograde labeling


Answer: A

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