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The deep tissue penetration of nonlinear microscopy and the high detection efficiency of a spectrograph are utilized to record spectral images of the intrinsic emission of living mouse skin tissues. Visualization of the spectral images by wavelength-to-RGB color conversion allowed identification and discrimination of tissue structures Nonlinear spectral imaging microscopy (NSIM) can provide a wealth of information not easily obtainable with present conventional nonlinear imaging systems.
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