论文信息 - In Vivo Deep Penetration Three-Photon Imaging of Mouse Brain through an Unthinned, Intact Skull

In Vivo Deep Penetration Three-Photon Imaging of Mouse Brain through an Unthinned, Intact Skull

In vivo images of the mouse brain were recorded through an unthinned, intact skull using three-photon fluorescence microscopy at 1700 nm. Images of brain vasculature 900 μm below the surface of the skull were obtained.

Frank W. Wise | Demirhan Kobat | Chris Xu | Nicholas G. Horton | Ke Wang

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