Polarization gating in ultrafast-optics imaging of skeletal muscle tissues.
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Y. Kiang | I. Hsu | C. Yang | C C Yang | C W Sun | C Y Wang | Y W Kiang | I J Hsu | C W Lin | C. W. Sun | C. Y. Wang | C. W. Lin
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