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Bioimaging: Second window for in vivo imaging
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Document Date: 2009-11-12 18:13:28

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Stanford University / Soochow University / Georgia Institute of Technology / Queen’s Medical Research Institute / University of Edinburgh / Emory University / /

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in vivo applications / animal imaging / in vivo imaging / in vivo imaging applications / in vivo optical imaging / fluorescence imaging / optical imaging / in vivo fluorescence imaging / turbid media / /

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Emory University / Queen’s Medical Research Institute / Soochow University in China / Georgia Institute of Technology / University of Edinburgh / Stanford University / Centre for Inflammation Research / /

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