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The power of 3D

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Volume electron microscopy has started to gain traction across the bioimaging field, as it allows scientists to see inside cells and tissues in 3D at extraordinary resolution. But what is volume EM, why has it taken life sciences research by storm, and what are the current challenges?
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The power of 3D

Volume electron microscopy has started to gain traction across the bioimaging field, as it allows scientists to see inside cells and tissues in 3D at extraordinary resolution. But what is volume EM, why has it taken life sciences research by storm, and what are the current challenges?

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