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Characterization of human trabecular bone across multiple length scales: A correlative approach combining X-ray tomography with LaserFIB and plasma FIB-SEM

2024-04-22

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Three-dimensional correlative multimodal and multiscale imaging is an emerging method for investigating the complex hierarchical structure of biological materials such as bone. This approach synthesizes images acquired across multiple length scales, for the same region of interest, to provide a comprehensive view of the material structure of a sample. Here, we develop a workflow for the...

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7616967c-eb39-5c27-bec1-7ee70d9934c4
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4254247/v1
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