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Compact refractive dual-channel AOSLO for wide-field imaging in mice reveals microglial interactions with transplanted neurons

2025-04-02

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Adaptive optics (AO) enables cellular-resolution retinal imaging, yet mirror-based AOSLO systems are constrained by off-axis aberrations that restrict high-quality imaging to narrow fields of view, limiting in vivo studies of dynamic, large-scale retinal processes. Clinical translation of regenerative cell therapy to neurologic disease is hampered by attrition of donor neurons following transplantation. We hypothe...

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2d77f340-a231-5995-89a9-685941fb1124
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10.1101/2025.03.31.645335
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