Hierarchical bioimaging and quantification of vasculature in disease models using corrosion casts and microcomputed tomography
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Philipp Schneider | Marco Stampanoni | Rafael Abela | Thomas Krucker | Ralph Muller | Stefan Heinzer | Eric P. Meyer | Alexandra Schuler | P. Schneider | M. Stampanoni | E. Meyer | R. Abela | T. Krucker | S. Heinzer | A. Schuler | R. Muller
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