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Morphological measurement of living cells in methanol with digital holographic microscopy

Wang et al., 2013

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5454459278796476519
Author
Wang Y
Yang Y
Wang D
Ouyang L
Zhang Y
Zhao J
Wang X
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Computational and mathematical methods in medicine

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Cell morphology is the research foundation in many applications related to the estimation of cell status, drug response, and toxicity screening. In biomedical field, the quantitative phase detection is an inevitable trend for living cells. In this paper, the morphological change of …
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