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4D Imaging of Brown Algal Cells
In vivo imaging of brown algal cells in 3D is extremely challenging because of the presence of pigments, such as fucoxanthin and chlorophyll, that diffract light. Moreover, brown algae live in seawater, a high ionic environment that can change the fluorochrome behavior or cause aggregates. Despite t
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