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Time-stretch microscopy on a DVD for high-throughput imaging cell-based assay

Tang et al., 2017

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14840132291768545035
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Tang A
Yeung P
Chan G
Chan B
Wong K
Tsia K
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Biomedical optics express

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Cell-based assay based on time-stretch imaging is recognized to be well-suited for high- throughput phenotypic screening. However, this ultrafast imaging technique has primarily been limited to suspension-cell assay, leaving a wide range of solid-substrate assay formats …
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