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Automatic image algorithm separates overlapping cells

18 Aug 2017 Zaibaa Patel 
Fluorescence images of cells taken from fruit fly embryos.
Fluorescence images of cells taken from fruit fly embryos.
Macrophages – the ‘big eaters’ within the immune system – could offer new insights into cell

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Zaibaa Patel is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Zaibaa is studying biomedical engineering at City, University of London. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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