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Transmittance and Diattenuation Measurements Reveal Different Properties of Brain Tissue

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Abstract

We explore the polarization-(in)dependent transmitted light intensity of histological brain sections. Using experimental and simulation studies, we demonstrate that it contains valuable information about nerve fiber architecture and tissue structure.

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