The availability of efficient fluorescent probes and labeling methods has made fluorescence microscopy one of the most successful techniques for noninvasive three-dimensional biological and ...

Conventional microscopy is limited by the Abbe’s diffraction limit of 250 nm. This means that only objects larger than 250 nm can be resolved. Super-resolution tools have made it possible to ...

In a recent study posted to the bioRxiv* preprint server, researchers performed dSTORM (direct stochastic optical reconstruction microscopy) with several labeling techniques for visualizing and ...

Comparing Microscopy Techniques: This image contrasts conventional fluorescent microscopy ... such that only a sparse subset of them is in the fluorescent state at any given time. This stochastic ...

Thanks to advances in fluorescence microscopy, a type of light microscopy in which one wavelength of light is absorbed and another omitted, scientists can now use super-resolution microscopy to ...

This image represents the distribution of the labeled molecules within the sample, revealing fine structural details that are not visible in conventional microscopy. stochastic optical reconstruction ...

This image was created using STORM, an innovative super-resolution microscopy technique that utilizes photo-switchable fluorophores to reconstruct very detailed images of cellular structures.

One of the two techniques recognized by the prize was single-molecule localization microscopy (SMLM). Actually, SMLM is a group of techniques. It includes stochastic optical reconstruction ...

Stochastic variations didn’t — or at least it didn’t shrink as much or as ... It’s a complex process. For example, atomic force microscopy (AFM) is one metrology tool type used in fabs. “With AFM, ...