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Low Angle Ring Illumination Stereomicroscopy (LARIS): An improved imaging method of Drosophila compound eyes

2025-07-22

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The compound eyes of Drosophila are widely used to gain valuable insights into genetics, developmental biology, cell biology, disease biology, and gene regulation. Various parameters, such as eye size, pigmentation loss, formation of necrotic patches, and disorientation, fusion or disruption of ommatidial arrays are commonly assessed to evaluate eye development and degeneration. In this study, we developed an impr...

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d24839e7-04a6-5088-aea9-9237889535ec
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10.1101/2025.07.22.666164
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