Fluorescence-lifetime imaging microscopy with a high-repetition gated camera and a dual-view assembly for real-time measurement
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Hiroyasu Itoh | Ariella Evenzahav | Katsuyuki Kinoshita | Akira Takahashi | Tsuyoshi Hayakawa | Yoshinori Inagaki | Tadashi Fukami | Hiroshi Mizushima | Akihiro Kusumi
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