Quantitative phase imaging for cell culture quality control
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Björn Kemper | Jürgen Schnekenburger | Dieter Dirksen | Lena Kastl | Michael Isbach | D. Dirksen | B. Kemper | L. Kastl | J. Schnekenburger | Michael Isbach
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