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Left: 3D reconstruction of two-photon excited YFP-H fluorescence in the live mouse cortex before treatment with ampyrone. Only YFP signals in the scalp can be seen due to the scattering of the scalp. Right: 3D reconstruction of two-photon excited YFP-H fluorescence of the same region after achieving scalp transparency with ampyrone. | The Hong Lab

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