Sentences with phrase «microscopy came»

This has been known since shortly after electron microscopy came in 1963.

But super-resolution microscopy comes with a big limitation: it only offers spatial resolution.

Not exact matches

While light - sheet microscopy is an old idea — scientists at ZEISS Microscopy and collaborators first came up with it in 1903 — only in this century has the convergence of fluorescent labels that work to process image volumes combined to make light - sheet mainstream.

Scientists longing to sneak a peek at the molecular machinery of living cells came one step closer to that goal in March with the creation of lenses that break the limits of current light microscopy.

The breakthrough came with a new imaging technique, dual - resonance - frequency - enhanced electrostatic force microscopy (DREEM), which was developed by University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill chemist and co-author Dorothy Erie, former UNC and NC State postdoctoral researchers Dong Wu and Parminder Kaur, and was featured earlier this year in Molecular Cell.

By parsing the cells with slices of laser light and then correcting for any obstruction with the same AO technique astronomers use to correct blurriness in observations of stars, the scientists have come up with a microscopy technique that looks like an artistic rendering.

Relief from this dire situation might come from unexpected sources, like the technology honoured by the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2017: cryo - electron microscopy, or cryo - EM.

Some of the most impressive progress along this path has come from using noncontact - atomic force microscopy (NC - AFM), such as measuring individual chemical bonds using a carbon monoxide - functionalized tip.

To come to a structural understanding of nuclear organisation, we will explore and further improve correlative imaging approaches, combining live cell confocal microscopy, super-resolution and electron tomography to unravel the structure and mechanisms of NPC assembly and disassembly.

When it comes to microscopy, blur is bad.

Support for the X-ray crystallography labs came naturally, says Sliz, «but the major game change was electron microscopy.»

The first thing that comes up in a Google search for «Hoechst» is the family of fluorescent dyes used to stain DNA in cells before microscopy.