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Optical filters: Understanding Fluorescence Microscopy
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Optical Filters: Understanding Properties and Selection
Explains the importance of understanding optical filter properties and selecting suitable combinations for fluorescence microscopy.
Fluorescence: High Contrast Imaging Technique
Explores fluorescence microscopy, high contrast imaging, specificity, and quantum nature of light.
Microscopy Image Analysis
Explores light microscopy principles, fluorescent proteins, optical slicing, and modulation transfer functions in cellular imaging.
Super Resolution Microscopy: STED Method
Explores the principles and applications of Super Resolution Microscopy using the STED method for achieving high-resolution imaging.
Confocal Microscopy: Principles and Applications
Explores the principles and applications of confocal microscopy, emphasizing the elimination of out-of-focus fluorescence for superior images.
Single Molecule FRET
Introduces Single Molecule FRET, explaining energy transfer between molecules and its applications in studying proteins and nucleic acids.
Microscopy and Imaging Systems
Covers the fundamental concepts of microscopy, explaining the need for magnification beyond the human eye and introducing advanced imaging techniques.
Confocal Microscopy: Imaging Thick Biological Samples
Explores confocal microscopy, imaging depth limitations, light absorption, scattering in tissues, and two-photon microscopy.
Microscopy: Imaging Systems and Techniques
Covers the fundamentals of microscopy, including lens functioning, image creation, and advanced techniques like fluorescence and super resolution.
Fluorescence in Microscopy: Important Concepts
Introduces fundamental concepts of fluorescence in microscopy, covering terms like excitation and emission spectra, Stokes shift, quantum efficiency, brightness, and photobleaching.