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"Science fiction and science have always danced around each other. Science fiction is the subconscious of science."
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Standard optical microscopy has severe limits in studying the growth of living organisms. Live cells don't have enough contrast for easy study and their internal structures are indistinct. The use of dyes can bring these structures out, but typically kill the subject cell.
The study of a developing entity like an embryo is even more difficult; how can you follow the growth of a three-dimensional structure?
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