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Light Sheet Fluorescence Microscope from Carl Zeiss Images Zebrafish Heart

This video shows how the Carl Zeiss light sheet fluorescence microscope system images the heart of a 2-day old zebrafish over long periods of time, providing maximum frame rates with reduced light exposure. The 2-channel fluorescence image dataset indicates blood vessels, the myocardium is labeled in green, and the endocardium is marked in red.

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