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Live Cell Imaging of Apoptosis and Necrosis
1 Jul 2018The study of apoptotic pathways is important for the study of cancer and development of new drugs to fight it. In this application note, the authors investigate these processes in real-time through fluorescence and brightfield imaging.
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