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2026
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OpenAlex
Alice Gros, Jules Vanaret, Valentin Dunsing, Agathe Rostan et autres
Whole-mount 3D imaging at the cellular scale is a powerful tool for exploring complex processes during morphogenesis. In organoids, it allows examining tissue architecture, cell types, and morphology simultaneously in 3D models. However, cell packing in multilayered organoid tissues hinders both deep …
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2026
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OpenAlex
Alice Gros, Jules Vanaret, Valentin Dunsing, Agathe Rostan et autres
Whole-mount 3D imaging at the cellular scale is a powerful tool for exploring complex processes during morphogenesis. In organoids, it allows examining tissue architecture, cell types, and morphology simultaneously in 3D models. However, cell packing in multilayered organoid tissues hinders both deep …
Accès ouvert
2026
peer-review
OpenAlex
Alice Gros, Jules Vanaret, Valentin Dunsing, Agathe Rostan et autres
Whole-mount 3D imaging at the cellular scale is a powerful tool for exploring complex processes during morphogenesis. In organoids, it allows examining tissue architecture, cell types, and morphology simultaneously in 3D models. However, cell packing in multilayered organoid tissues hinders both deep …
Accès ouvert
2026
peer-review
OpenAlex
Alice Gros, Jules Vanaret, Valentin Dunsing, Agathe Rostan et autres
Whole-mount 3D imaging at the cellular scale is a powerful tool for exploring complex processes during morphogenesis. In organoids, it allows examining tissue architecture, cell types, and morphology simultaneously in 3D models. However, cell packing in multilayered organoid tissues hinders both deep …
fr, us
(code pays fourni par la source)
Accès ouvert
2026
preprint
OpenAlex
Alice Gros, Jules Vanaret, Valentin Dunsing, Agathe Rostan et autres
Whole-mount 3D imaging at the cellular scale is a powerful tool for exploring complex processes during morphogenesis. In organoids, it allows examining tissue architecture, cell types, and morphology simultaneously in 3D models. However, cell packing in multilayered organoid tissues hinders both deep …
fr, us
(code pays fourni par la source)
Accès ouvert
2026
peer-review
OpenAlex
Alice Gros, Jules Vanaret, Valentin Dunsing, Agathe Rostan et autres
Whole-mount 3D imaging at the cellular scale is a powerful tool for exploring complex processes during morphogenesis. In organoids, it allows examining tissue architecture, cell types, and morphology simultaneously in 3D models. However, cell packing in multilayered organoid tissues hinders both deep …
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2026
article
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Miquel Peiro Sendra, Adriano Bolondi, Léo Guignard
gene expression. These results show that sc3D allows reproducible reconstruction and analysis of volumetric spatial omics data across different samples and experimental platforms. Key features • 3D reconstruction: sc3D aligns serial Slide-seq arrays and interpolates between sections to generate volumetric transcriptomic datasets …
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2026
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Alice Gros, Jules Vanaret, Sham Tlili, Léo Guignard
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2025
peer-review
OpenAlex
Jure Majnik, Manon Mantez, Sofia Zangila, Stéphane Bugeon et autres
A novel algorithm allowed for the continuous tracking of neurons throughout early postnatal development, revealing a transition in neural firing statistics coinciding with the onset of behaviour-dependent activity.
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2025
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Valentin Dunsing, Johan Hummert, Claire Chardès, Thomas Schönau et autres
Fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM) is widely used for functional and multiplexed bioimaging. The lifetime of autofluorescence or fluorescent sensors encodes physiologically relevant parameters. Thus, FLIM is especially relevant for the investigation of living systems. However, application of FLIM to live specimen is …
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2025
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Jure Majnik, Manon Mantez, Sofia Zangila, Stéphane Bugeon et autres
Understanding cortical circuit development requires tracking neuronal activity across days in the growing brain. While in vivo calcium imaging now enables such longitudinal studies, automated tools for reliably tracking large populations of neurons across sessions remain limited. Here, we present a novel …
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2025
peer-review
OpenAlex
Jure Majnik, Manon Mantez, Sofia Zangila, Stéphane Bugeon et autres