Fiber-coupled confocal microscope (FCM) for real time imaging of cellular signals in vivo
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Yong Wang | Susumu Terakawa | Eiji Kohno | Yoshihiko Wakazono | Takashi Sakurai | Seiji Yamamoto | Atsuo Miyakawa | Takato O. Yoshida | Remi Tsuchiya-Susuki | Hideo Hirukawa
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