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Live imaging of subcellular structures and cellular processes in mouse intraperitoneal organs

Cao et al., 2014

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6505344293211400232
Author
Cao L
Abe K
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Advances in intravital microscopy: From basic to clinical research

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Intravital microscopy is a powerful tool for discovery and analysis in cell biology, neurobiology, immunology and oncology and has increasingly become a method used in most biomedical research. Recently, advances in imaging system, fluorescence labeling …
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