Single-shot optical sectioning using two-color probes in HiLo fluorescence microscopy
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2011Author
Muro, E.Vermeulen, P.
Ioannou, Androulla

Dubertret, B.
Fragola, A.
Loriette, V.
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Biophysical journalVolume
100Pages
2810-2819Google Scholar check
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We describe a wide-field fluorescence microscope setup which combines HiLo microscopy technique with the use of a two-color fluorescent probe. It allows one-shot fluorescence optical sectioning of thick biological moving sample which is illuminated simultaneously with a flat and a structured pattern at two different wavelengths. Both homogenous and structured fluorescence images are spectrally separated at detection and combined similarly with the HiLo microscopy technique. We present optically sectioned full-field images of Xenopus laevis embryos acquired at 25 images/s frame rate. © 2011 by the Biophysical Society.
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