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Stanford researchers develop process to render mouse brain transparent
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Stanford bioengineers have transformed an intact, post-mortem mouse brain into a transparent three-dimensional structure that keeps all the fine wiring and molecular structures intact. Known as CLARITY, the technique stands to transform our understanding of the brain and indeed of any biological tissue.
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