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Stochastic Optical Reconstruction Microscopy (STORM) is a super-resolution imaging technique that enables the visualization of biological structures and processes at the nanoscale.It overcomes the ...
The eye of the STORM Other types of super-resolution microscopy include stimulated emission depletion microscopy (STED), which overcomes the diffraction barrier by silencing certain fluorophores, and ...
MELVILLE, N.Y., Nov. 15, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nikon Instruments Inc., an innovator of advanced optical instruments, announced today that the N-STORM Super Resolution microscope system is now ...
05 Jan 2009. Super high-resolution light microscopy won, hands-down, Nature magazine’s 2008 method of the year designation. This set of techniques encompasses techniques such as STORM (stochastic ...
STORM, like the related super-resolution technique PALM, is a wide-field fluorescence microscopy imaging method rather than a confocal spot-scanning system. It achieves high resolution by applying a ...
STORM microscope and image acquisition. STORM experiments were performed on a custom-built microscope as previously described 72. The microscope is based on a Nikon Ti–E inverted microscope with ...
Global optimization of single-molecule localizations using compressed sensing allows stochastic optical reconstruction microscopy (STORM) at high molecular densities and live cell super-resolution ...
Keeping some of the molecules non-fluorescent, or working with fluorescence on–off switching using lasers with different wavelengths, turned out to be the key to “fluorescence nanoscopy”. By 2006 ...
Fully characterizing how the brain goes awry in disease states depends heavily upon the ability to visualize specific neuron subtypes. Thankfully, neuroscience has been revolutionized by microscopy ...
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