Sentences with phrase «microscopy because»

I've been working for the last 5 years in trying to bring image resolution to «in vivo» imaging comparable to microscopy because right now we believe there is a disconnect between the clinical imaging that looks at very microscopic features of the eye that are informative of the disease but usually at very late stages and the exquisite work that molecular biologists are doing.

I think I love microscopy because it integrates art and biology.

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Because they are so small, multiple testing methods are used, including cross-polarized light microscopy, scanning electron microscopy and PCR testing of the DNA of larvae in the water sample.

Applying electron microscopy to biology was a challenge because the technique is done in a vacuum, which can dry out and distort the shape of proteins and other biological molecules.

This is because we were using traditional atomic force microscopy (AFM) techniques, in which the protein - DNA shows up as a single blob, and the DNA path information is missing.»

Because of the way light waves move through hyperbolic metamaterials, they can be used as superlenses to view objects too small to be seen with other microscopy methods.

Because cement is a heterogeneous material, made up of multiple components, Shahrin used a scanning electron microscopy / X-ray technique to find the areas in cement samples that had the highest ratio of C - S - H relative to other constituent materials.

Light - sheet microscopy is appealing because, by rapidly illuminating one plane after another within a specimen, background haze and light - induced damage are minimized.

Co-author Lisa Tell summarizes: «This study was exciting because not only were we able to document the presence of a mite on feathers from two species of hummingbirds found in California, but we were also able to examine the positioning of live feather mites in situ with electron microscopy that is portable enough to use in the field.»

«Nonlinear stage - scanning confocal microscopy is critical because it allows us to rapidly measure the nonlinear emission from thousands of different nanostructures while minimizing the potential systematic errors, such as intensity or beam pointing variations, often associated with tuning the wavelength of an ultrafast laser,» O'Brien says.

Marie Trussart, the lead author on the paper, said: «Studying bacteria with such a small genome was a big technical challenge, especially because we were using super-resolution microscopy, and it took us five years to complete the project.

«I like it because you not only can control the viral dose infecting axons but also are able to monitor each step — from transport in axons to expression in the nucleus — by live - cell microscopy.»

Because these processes are ultimately mechanical in nature, our focus is developing and applying new laser - based optical instrumentation with high - resolution microscopy imaging to understand cellular mechanics.

«Eggshells are notoriously difficult to study by traditional means, because they easily break when we try to make a thin slice for imaging by electron microscopy,» says McKee, who is also a professor in McGill's Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology.

Because electron microscopy requires objects to be dried and flattened, the researchers used a fluorescence - based imaging technique called â $ œDNA PAINTâ $ to visualize the jungle - gym - like structures in solution.

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