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Installing the Live Imaging Insert on an Inverted Microscope Stage

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Intravital Imaging Using an Inverted Microscope to Track Skin Cell Dynamics

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10.3791/200299-v

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01:08 min

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June 30, 2023

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Michael Hamersky IV, Khushi Tekale, L. Matthew Winfree, Matthew J. M. Rowan³, Lindsey Seldin^4,5,6

¹Department of Cell Biology,Emory University School of Medicine, ²Independent scholar, ³Center for Neurodegenerative Disease,Emory University School of Medicine, ⁴Department of Dermatology,Emory University School of Medicine, ⁵Winship Cancer Institute,Emory University School of Medicine, ⁶Atlanta Veterans Affairs Medical Center

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