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Fluorescence Microscopy: A Concise Guide to Current Imaging...
Fluorescence microscopy enables the study of diverse processes including protein location and associations, motility, and other phenomenon such as ion transport and metabolism. This versatility explains why thousands of papers a year are published using variants of fluorescent microscopy techniques.
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In this paper, we consider the ability to perform imagingexperiments “anywhere” to also include wider adoptability of the microscopy technology, especially in regions where accessibility to...
Fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy: fundamentals and ...
Fluorescence lifetime imagingmicroscopy (FLIM), which exploits the lifetime property of fluorescence, is a microscopy technique that has gained popularity because of its high sensitivity to the molecular environment and changes in molecular conformation.
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Like any powerful tool, microscopes can provide insights into biological phenomena, but they can also be used incorrectly. This Perspective will describe common obstacles to reproducibility in fluorescence microscopyexperiments and suggestions to overcome them to obtain rigorous quantitative data.
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With fluorescence lifetime imagingmicroscopy (FLIM) uncover a new dimension of life-science specimens and reveal insights not seen with conventional microscopy.
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Fluorescence microscopy enables the study of diverse processes including protein location and associations, motility, and other phenomenon such as ion transport and metabolism. This versatility explains why thousands of papers a year are published using variants of fluorescent microscopy techniques.
In this paper, we consider the ability to perform imaging experiments “anywhere” to also include wider adoptability of the microscopy technology, especially in regions where accessibility to...
Fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy (FLIM), which exploits the lifetime property of fluorescence, is a microscopy technique that has gained popularity because of its high sensitivity to the molecular environment and changes in molecular conformation.
Like any powerful tool, microscopes can provide insights into biological phenomena, but they can also be used incorrectly. This Perspective will describe common obstacles to reproducibility in fluorescence microscopy experiments and suggestions to overcome them to obtain rigorous quantitative data.
With fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy (FLIM) uncover a new dimension of life-science specimens and reveal insights not seen with conventional microscopy.
The checklists and MicCheck enumerate and describe in detail the essential and recommended metadata for the most common fluorescence light microscopy applications: widefield, laser scanning ...