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November 2020 issue

Cover illustration: Reconstruction of human pancreatic tissue, showing the islet of Langerhans, a cluster of cells important in endocrine (hormone-producing) function: (upper left) cut through the reconstruction volume, (upper right) segmentation into different tissue components,(lower left) spatial arrangments of the cluster, (lower right) validation of segmentation and selection of cells for further analysis; scalebar: 50 µm. The sample was collected during a pancreatic tumor surgery. The paper by Frohn, Pinkert-Leetsch, Missbach-Güntner, Reichardt, Osterhoff, Alves and Salditt (pages 1707-1719) demonstrates how phase contrast tomography combining parallel and cone beam recording geometries can help to perform quantitative 3D analysis for virtual histopathology.
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