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This video from Carl Zeiss shows how the 2-day old zebrafish was imaged from four angles and then reconstructed by employing Multiview registration and fusion software. The fish expresses Tg (Bactin:H2A-mCherry) in the nuclei. The green channel represents autofluorescence.
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