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Ultra-sensitive single pixel bioluminescence tomography for in vivo cell tracking.
We presented a single-pixel bioluminescence tomography (SPBLT) to monitor single or few cells in live animal. Simulations are proposed to validate the capability of SPBLT in detecting weak bioluminescence signal emitted from cells in vivo.