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Correlative light electron microscopy: connecting synaptic structure and function

Begemann et al., 2016

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Begemann I
Galic M
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Frontiers in synaptic neuroscience

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Many core paradigms of contemporary neuroscience are based on information obtained by electron or light microscopy. Intriguingly, these two imaging techniques are often viewed as complementary, yet separate entities. Recent technological advancements in microscopy …
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