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structures of the whole

structures of the whole In this source, “structures of the whole” refers to the anatomical features across an entire organ rather than just a small part of it.

In this source, “structures of the whole” refers to the anatomical features across an entire organ rather than just a small part of it. Here it means the microscopic parts of the whole eye as represented together in a 3D model.

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Drafting source: Wang Jiayun; Baumgarten Sabine; Balcewicz Frederic; Johnen Sandra; Walter Peter; Lohmann Tibor. A workflow to visualize vertebrate eyes in 3D. 2023; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0290420; article XML SHA-256 fb3ec8474ae800c0f10351a75166e8f05582031ba1e74e589289d486b80f0730. “A workflow to visualize vertebrate eyes in 3D” (10.1371/journal.pone.0290420).
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