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Simultaneous determination of the second-harmonic generation emission directionality and reduced scattering coefficient from three-dimensional imaging of thick …

Hall et al., 2013

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8876572818988710738
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Hall G
Eliceiri K
Campagnola P
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Journal of Biomedical Optics

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Second-harmonic generation (SHG) microscopy has intrinsic contrast for imaging fibrillar collagen and has shown great promise for disease characterization and diagnostics. In addition to morphology, additional information is achievable as the initially emitted SHG …
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