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June 11, 2026Communications BiologyOpen Access

Author Correction: Label-free human skin imaging with enhanced molecular contrast via time-resolved fluorescence and advanced phasor analysis

Suman Ranjit Belén Torrado Alexander Vallmitjana Amanda Fedyk Durkin Alexander Dvornikov Anand Ganesan Kristen M. Kelly Mihaela Balu

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The aim is to correct previously published findings regarding imaging techniques for skin analysis.
Improved time-resolved fluorescence techniques were utilized to enhance skin imaging.
Advanced phasor analysis was applied to interpret molecular contrast in skin samples.
Enhanced molecular contrast was observed in skin imaging, providing clearer results.
The correction clarifies previous inaccuracies in interpreting fluorescence data.

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Correction reveals improved imaging techniques for skin analysis, indicating advances in molecular contrast interpretation.

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Ranjit et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2e44e4b1cc60ccdea8a425 https://doi.org/10.1038/s42003-026-10469-5

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