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WHEN malignant and normal mammalian cells were grown directly on metal surfaces, a new technique was developed to photograph living cultures on opaque surfaces1.
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HEGYELI, A., JOHNSSON-HEGYELI, R. Reflected Light Interference Microscopy of Living and Fixed Biological Surfaces. Nature 213, 417–418 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1038/213417a0
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