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Ex vivo live imaging is a powerful technique for studying the dynamic processes of cellular movements and interactions in living tissues. Here, we present a protocol that implements two-photon microscopy to live track dental epithelial cells in cultured whole adult mouse incisors.
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Sundari Thooyamani, A., Shahin, E., Takano, S., Sharir, A., Hu, J. K. Using Ex Vivo Live Imaging to Investigate Cell Divisions and Movements During Mouse Dental Renewal. J. Vis. Exp. (200), e66020, doi:10.3791/66020 (2023).
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