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April 13th, 2003

Superfast images give new clues on cells, atoms

Abstract:
Ingenious new devices able to see things faster and smaller than ever before are providing scientists with striking, three-dimensional color movies of atoms, molecules and living cells in action.

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OrlandoSentinel

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