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October 1, 2001Applied Optics

Characterizing mammalian cells and cell phantoms by polarized backscattering fiber-optic measurements

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JMJudith R. MourantLos Alamos National LaboratoryTJTamara M. JohnsonEnvironmental Protection AgencyJFJames P. FreyerLos Alamos Medical Center

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