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Deep Tissue Fluorescent Imaging via Computational Cannula Microscopy

Ganghun Kim, Naveen Nagarajan, Elissa Pastuzyn, Kyle Jenks, Mario Capecchi, Jason Shepherd, and Rajesh Menon

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Abstract

We present a computational technique to convert an ultra-thin optical needle (cannula) into a fluorescent microscope for deep tissue imaging. Cannula is inserted into dissected brain tissue up to 2mm and captured high resolution images of microglia cells.

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