Jul. 05, 2010

Abnormal Cells Under Investigation

Fluorescence microscopy combines the power of high performance optical components and digital image analysis. The emission signals of fluorescent dyes show a significant spectral crosstalk which inevitably increases with the number of fluorescent dyes used. However, it is possible to significantly reduce the effects of spectral crosstalk by the application of spectral imaging and spectral unmixing techniques. Spectral imaging is the combination of computer vision and spectroscopy. Epidemiology of Breast Cancer moreDec. 03, 2009

Spectral Imaging and Fluorescence Proteins

The educational website for fluorescence microscopy http://zeiss.com/campus has been supplemented with sections on Spectral Imaging and Fluorescent Proteins and now also provides comprehensive information on these topics. moreOct. 26, 2009

Spectral Imaging and Fluorescence Proteins: Downloads and Links

The educational website for fluorescence microscopy www.zeiss.com/campus has been supplemented with sections on Spectral Imaging and Fluorescent Proteins and now also provides comprehensive information on these topics. more