Lecture

Super-Resolution Microscopy: Localization and Resolution

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This lecture covers the principles of super-resolution microscopy, focusing on PALM and TIRF techniques for bio-imaging. It explains how single-molecule imaging achieves nanometric precision through Gaussian fitting. The importance of molecule density for resolution is also discussed.

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