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Artificial confocal microscopy for deep label-free imaging

Chen et al., 2023

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1420879072050989387
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Chen X
Kandel M
He S
Hu C
Lee Y
Sullivan K
Tracy G
Chung H
Kong H
Anastasio M
Popescu G
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Nature photonics

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Wide-field microscopy of optically thick specimens typically features reduced contrast due to spatial cross-talk, in which the signal at each point in the field of view is the result of a superposition from neighbouring points that are simultaneously illuminated. In 1955, Marvin …
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