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Cryo-Electron Microscopy and the Discovery of Microtubule Formation

Article - 5 Feb 2020

Microtubules are cellular structures that play a critical role in many significant biological processes. In a recent Nature study performed by German scientists, cryo-electron microscopy was found to...
Investigating Recent Advancements in 3D Microscopy

Article - 27 Jan 2020

For decades, optical microscopy was restricted to analyzing very thin specimens or physically compressed thicker specimens.
The Benefits of Piezo Technology in Super-Resolution Microscopy

Article - 24 Sep 2019

This article discusses the benefits of piezo technology in super resolution microscopy from PI.
Why is the Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) Important to Scientists?

Article - 26 Aug 2019

This articles discusses why AFM (atomic force microscopy) is important to scientists.
Applications of Cryo-Electron Microscopy

Article - 12 Mar 2019

Higher resolution of any image is achieved by the wavelength of the radiation used for imaging. A typical electron microscopy uses a beam of electrons in the wavelength of ~ 0.02Å for operation at...
An Introduction to Deconvolution in Optical Microscopy

Article - 30 Oct 2018

This article discusses deconvolution in optical microscopy.
Single Molecule Detection: The Future of Life Science Imaging

Article - 22 Jun 2017

How molecules behave can seriously implicate how various biochemical processes and individual cell mechanisms work.
Using Nonlinear Optical Pump-Probe Microscopy for 3D High Resolution Imaging in Modern Microscopy

Article - 22 Mar 2019

This article discusses how to use nonlinear optical pump-probe microscopy for 3D high resolution imaging in modern microscopy.

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