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Demystifying autofluorescence with excitation scanning hyperspectral imaging

Deal et al., 2018

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12987646556859247741
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Deal J
Harris B
Martin W
Lall M
Lopez C
Rider P
Boudreaux C
Rich T
Leavesley S
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Imaging, Manipulation, and Analysis of Biomolecules, Cells, and Tissues XVI

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Autofluorescence has historically been considered a nuisance in medical imaging. Many endogenous fluorophores, specifically, collagen, elastin, NADH, and FAD, are found throughout the human body. Diagnostically, these signals can be prohibitive since they can …
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