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Why not show real data instead of a 2D cartoon? Left diagonal: computationally separated 3D volume-rendered movies at 15 sec intervals for 19 minutes of chromosomes, mitochondria, and the ER in the same field of dividing pig kidney cells. Middle diagonal: overlapped color channels computationally sliced in slabs through...

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