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CELL
Volume 162, Issue 2, Pages 246-257Publisher
CELL PRESS
DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2015.06.067
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- NIMH Silvio Conte Center [1P50MH094271-010]
- NIH [1R01NS076467-01, 1U01NS090449-01]
- DOD [GG008784]
- NSF NIH Johns Hopkins University [2001668272]
- HFSP [RGP0051/2014]
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Biological specimens are intrinsically three dimensional; however, because of the obscuring effects of light scatter, imaging deep into a tissue volume is problematic. Although efforts to eliminate the scatter by clearing'' the tissue have been ongoing for over a century, there have been a large number of recent innovations. This Review introduces the physical basis for light scatter in tissue, describes the mechanisms underlying various clearing techniques, and discusses several of the major advances in light microscopy for imaging cleared tissue.
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