Microscopía de barrido por imagen interferométrica para imágenes sin marcaje con una resolución lateral de 120 nm en

Michelle Küppers1, W E Moerner2,3

  • 1Department of Chemistry, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA. mkueppe@stanford.edu.

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Resumen

La microscopía de barrido por imagen interferométrica (iISM) ofrece imágenes de células vivas sin marcaje y de alta resolución con un daño fotoquímico reducido. Esta técnica visualiza estructuras intracelulares durante períodos prolongados, avanzando en el estudio de procesos biológicos.

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