… give a similar optical effect, reducing the light scattering in the tissue. Therefore, it is … immersion
clearing when we have experimental estimates only for optical characteristics of the tissue…

… of tissue optical properties. The issues reported comprise a brief review of optical properties
of biological tissues and efficacy of optical … The optical immersion clearing is based on the …

… Here, we demonstrate immersion-based optical clearing affects … immersion step, as opposed
to multi-step immersion-based … Optical properties of mouse brain tissue after optical clearing …

… the optical clearing potential and … optical clearing potential of dextrose molecules in rat
skin, which correlates with experimental data. A molecular mechanism of tissue optical clearing …

… However, the first mention of increasing the transparency of biological tissues using immersion
agents can be attributed to the work of Spalteholz in 1914 [1], in which an organic solvent-…

… Therefore, OC technique opens the way for the least-invasive diagnostics and therapy of
tissues hidden under bones, cartilages, tendons, etc. For example, optical immersion clearing …

… matter and overviewed the basic principles, recent results, advantages, limitations, and
future of the optical immersion method applied to clearing of the naturally turbid biological …

… PEGASOS passive immersion procedure clears both hard and soft tissue organs. a Brief
description of the PEGASOS passive immersion procedure for clearing hard tissue organs. b …

… clearing of fixed tissues is becoming a key instrument for the three-dimensional reconstruction
of macroscopic tissue … The strong entanglement between clearing methods and imaging …

… of optical immersion clearing … tissues, providing an alternative to traditional histology or
histopathology methods. The purpose of optical clearing is to reduce light scattering, but tissue …