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Ptychographic imaging based on HHG in the EUV spectral range enables spatial resolutions approaching the illumination wavelength while providing quantitative, label-free imaging capabilities on a laboratory scale [72, 152, 243]. Despite these advantages, the application of EUV ptychography to biological specimens remains challenging, as such samples are typically structurally fragile, highly radiation-sensitive, and weakly scattering. [...]