Color-neutral and reversible tissue transparency enables longitudinal deep-tissue imaging in live mice
Carl H. C. Keck(Neurosciences Institute), Guosong Hong(Neurosciences Institute), Brendan M. Floyd(Stanford University), Daniel Esquivel(Stanford University), Mark L. Brongersma(Stanford Medicine), Tony Wyss‐Coray(Neurosciences Institute), Andrew Park(Neurosciences Institute), Kenneth Brinson(Neurosciences Institute), Su Zhao(Neurosciences Institute), Andy P. Tsai(Neurosciences Institute), Todd P. Coleman(University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), Wencke Reineking(Stanford University), Gordon X. Wang(Stanford University), Han Cui(Zhuhai Institute of Advanced Technology), Richard H. Roth(Stanford University), E. Schmidt(Neurosciences Institute), Elyse Lopez(Neurosciences Institute), Ani Baghdasaryan(Neurosciences Institute), Jun Ding(Neurosciences Institute), Kerriann M. Casey(Stanford University), Qianru Yang(Stanford University), Lauren Cooper(Neurosciences Institute), Carolyn R. Bertozzi(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Miao Cui(Stanford University), Xiaoyu Chen(Changzhou University), Lei Yuan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xiaoke Chen(Stanford Medicine), Chonghe Wang(University of California San Diego), Ling-Yi Zhang(Neurosciences Institute), Sa Cai(University of Hong Kong)
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