Superresolution

To Image Cellular Structures in Biomedical Research

Carl Zeiss, Elyra more

With Elyra, Carl Zeiss is introducing a product family that allows the superresolution PAL-M and SR-SIM microscopy techniques to be comprehensively used and individually combined. This enables scientists in biomedical research to image cellular structures marked with fluorescent dyes with maximum spatial resolution below the classic diffraction limit of microscopes, i.e. under 200 nanometers. This offers new possibilities for the analysis of the spatial relationship between the smallest cellular components down to the individual molecule.

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Keywords: Carl Zeiss Cellular Structures Diffraction Limit of Microscopes Fluorescent Dyes Light Microscopy Microscopy Techniques PAL-M SR-SIM superresolution

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