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A Quick Guide for Choosing the Right Multiphoton Excitation (MPE) Dedicated Objective Lens for Cleared Tissues
1 Mar 2017This product brochure provides guidance on selecting the most suitable Olympus MPE dedicative objectives for your clear tissue applications, taking into consideration factors such as numerical aperture, working distance and refractive index.
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