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Whole human organ clearing and multimodal mapping

2026-07-17

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Human anatomy has traditionally been studied using low-resolution approaches such as cadaveric dissection and conventional medical imaging, limiting our understanding of macroscopic structures. Tissue clearing has emerged as a transformative approach, enabling three-dimensional mapping of organs at microscopic resolution, and offering the opportunity to interrogate anatomy across scales. However, its application t...

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225ced82-b8ab-594e-9db4-90485c10351f
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10.64898/2026.07.16.738626
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