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Review on multi-wavelength quantitative phase microscopy
Quantitative phase microscopy (QPM) is a noninvasive, and real-time technique for cognitive science and clinical applications. Optical properties dependency of the cells to protein concentration causes that multi-wavelength QPM can distinguish different types of cells with high precision. This work presents a review on the recent advances in multi-wavelength QPM.