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Daisuke Mito

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|Oct 17, 2024

Leveraging Broad-Spectrum Fluorescence Data and Machine Learning for High-Accuracy Bacterial Species Identification.

Daisuke Mito, Shin-Ichiro Okihara, Masakazu Kurita

|Aug 19, 2023

Optimizing Excitation Light for Accurate Rapid Bacterial Species Identification with Autofluorescence.

Daisuke Mito, Hideo Eda, Shin-Ichiro Okihara

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