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The mesoSPIM initiative: open-source light-sheet mesoscopes for imaging in cleared tissue

Over the course of the past decade, tissue clearing methods have reached a high level of sophistication with a wide variety of approaches now available[1][1]. To image large cleared samples, light-sheet microscopes have proven to be ideal due to their excellent optical sectioning capability in

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