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Thanks to their accessibility for experimental manipulations, their availability and their low cost, chick embryos have been used as animal models for developmental biology for long. In these applications, non-invasive 3D imaging of the embryos is needed to monitor the embryos development. Morphological characterization of ex-ovo chick embryo generally require tissue fixing which can alter MR characterizations. In this work, we use our MR-Bioreactor to perform a high resolution morphological characterization of a chick embryo maintained in living conditions.
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