Development of a high speed laser scanning confocal microscope with an acquisition rate up to 200 frames per second.
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S Choi | P Kim | R Boutilier | M Y Kim | Y J Lee | H Lee | R. Boutilier | H. Lee | Y. J. Lee | S. Choi | P. Kim | M. Kim
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