Sentences with phrase «sheet microscopy image»

A contribution by Matyas Molnar, displaying a light sheet microscopy image of a bug head, was voted the favorite by the conference participants.

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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.

Acquiring images using modern techniques such as light sheet fluorescence, confocal, or electron microscopy creates a significant data stream.

Simultaneous multiview light - sheet microscopy (see image, «PACKING IT IN,» in slideshow above) uses thicker sheets to track ensembles of cells.

Since its development, lattice light - sheet microscopy has been used to image numerous important events, such as single transcription factor molecules binding to DNA, hotspots of transcription, microtubule instability, protein distributions in embryos, and much more.

Although traditional in vivo imaging tools, such as widefield and confocal microscopy, and newer ones, such as light - sheet microscopy, can image in three dimensions, they sacrifice substantial spatiotemporal resolution to do so and, even then, can often be used for only very limited durations before altering the physiological state of the specimen.

The combination of two processes makes this high - resolution 3D imaging possible: lattice light - sheet microscopy (LLSM), which images one slice of the cell at a time, and adaptive optics (AO), which corrects for any blurriness.

Super-resolutive light microscopy (PALM / STORM), light sheet microscopy and advanced expertise for image analysis are available.

In theory, light sheet microscopy should be quicker than snapping images from spot to spot within a plane.