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i-PRO Develops World's First Camera for Real-Time Imaging of Multiple Biological Signals Using Fluorescence Technology

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– Collaborative Research with Hokkaido University Demonstrates Separate Visualization of Blood Flow and Lymphatic Flow

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i-PRO Develops World's First Camera for Real-Time Imaging of Multiple Biological Signals Using Fluorescence Technology

– Collaborative Research with Hokkaido University Demonstrates Separate Visualization of Blood Flow and Lymphatic Flow

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WBOC 16 broke the news on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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