A New Method to Address Unmet Needs for Extracting Individual Cell Migration Features from a Large Number of Cells Embedded in 3D Volumes
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Olivier Debeir | Christine Decaestecker | Ivan Adanja | O. Debeir | C. Decaestecker | V. Mégalizzi | Ivan Adanja | Véronique Megalizzi | V. Megalizzi
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