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Expanding multimodal microscopy by high spectral resolution coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering imaging for clinical disease diagnostics

Meyer et al., 2013

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5913765164485119869
Author
Meyer T
Chemnitz M
Baumgartl M
Gottschall T
Pascher T
Matthäus C
Romeike B
Brehm B
Limpert J
Tünnermann A
Schmitt M
Dietzek B
Popp J
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Analytical Chemistry

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Over the past years fast label-free nonlinear imaging modalities providing molecular contrast of endogenous disease markers with subcellular spatial resolution have been emerged. However, applications of these imaging modalities in clinical settings are still at the very …
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