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Biological imaging: Beyond fluorescence

Nanoparticles that generate light through a mechanism known as second harmonic generation have been used to image live tissue. The particles overcome many problems associated with fluorescent probes for bioimaging.

B. Cohen | Bruce E Cohen

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