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Morawiec et al., 2024 - Google Patents

Full-field optical coherence microscopy enables high-resolution label-free imaging of the dynamics of live mouse oocytes and early embryos

Morawiec et al., 2024

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4551504743535448641
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Morawiec S
Ajduk A
Stremplewski P
Kennedy B
Szkulmowski M
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Communications Biology

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High quality label-free imaging of oocytes and early embryos is essential for accurate assessment of their developmental potential, a key element of assisted reproduction procedures. To achieve this goal, we propose full-field optical coherence microscopy (FF …
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