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EyeCi: Optical clearing and imaging of immunolabeled mouse eyes using light-sheet fluorescence microscopy

Henning et al., 2019

Document ID
14814148368593071433
Author
Henning Y
Osadnik C
Malkemper E
Publication year
Publication venue
Experimental eye research

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Immunofluorescent imaging is an indispensable technique to study morphology and molecular aspects in tissues. Classical approaches make it necessary to cut physical sections of tissue samples to overcome the limited penetration depth of light, restricting the …
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