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Aswendt et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Quantitative in vivo dual-color bioluminescence imaging in the mouse brain

Aswendt et al., 2019

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4749234566786864851
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Aswendt M
Vogel S
Schäfer C
Jathoul A
Pule M
Hoehn M
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Neurophotonics

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Bioluminescence imaging (BLI) is an optical imaging method that can be translated from the cell culture dish in vitro to cell tracking in small animal models in vivo. In contrast to the more widely used fluorescence imaging, which requires light excitation, in BLI the light is …
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