Being able to identify a particular chemical or protein in a piece of tissue isn't always enough; sometimes you need to know exactly how it's distributed there. That question can be answered to some extent by path-lab standbys such as immunohistochemistry or immunofluorescence, but those techniques require specific antibodies, and are both biased and low-throughput.
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