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Pulsed heterodyne detection enables fiber-compatible, high-specificity Brillouin biomechanics in intact tissue and the living brain
Brillouin microscopy provides label-free, three-dimensional mechanical characterization of biological specimens, but current dispersive detection imposes two limits: the fiber background folds onto the sample spectrum, precluding single-fiber operation, and a ~250 MHz dispersion-induced instrumental
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