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Optical imaging techniques in cell biology / Guy Cox.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Boca Raton, Fla. ; London : Taylor & Francis, 2007.Description: 268 p., [16] p. of plates : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cmISBN:
  • 9780849339196 (alk. paper) :
  • 0849339197 (alk. paper)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 571.6 COX
LOC classification:
  • QH581.2 .C69 2007
Online resources:
Contents:
1.The light microscope -- 2.Optical contrasting techniques -- 3.Fluorescence and fluorescence microscopy -- 4.Image capture -- 5.The confocal microscope -- 6.The digital image -- 7.Aberrations and their consequences -- 8.Nonlinear microscopy -- 9.High-speed confocal microscopy -- 10.Deconvolution and image processing -- 11.Three-dimensional imaging: steroscopy and reconstruction --12.Green fluorescent protein -- 13.Fluorescent staining -- 14.Quantitative flourescence -- 15.Advanced flourescence techniques; FLIM and FRET -- 16.Breaking the diffraction limit.
Summary: Covers the basics of optical microscopy. This book discusses basic microscopes and their underlying principles, image optimization, and extensions to the confocal principle, including their value to the biologist. It covers computer manipulations such as deconvolution, and fluorescent probes, and offers a preview of imaging tools and techniques.
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Includes index.

1.The light microscope -- 2.Optical contrasting techniques -- 3.Fluorescence and fluorescence microscopy -- 4.Image capture -- 5.The confocal microscope -- 6.The digital image -- 7.Aberrations and their consequences -- 8.Nonlinear microscopy -- 9.High-speed confocal microscopy -- 10.Deconvolution and image processing -- 11.Three-dimensional imaging: steroscopy and reconstruction --12.Green fluorescent protein -- 13.Fluorescent staining -- 14.Quantitative flourescence -- 15.Advanced flourescence techniques; FLIM and FRET -- 16.Breaking the diffraction limit.

Covers the basics of optical microscopy. This book discusses basic microscopes and their underlying principles, image optimization, and extensions to the confocal principle, including their value to the biologist. It covers computer manipulations such as deconvolution, and fluorescent probes, and offers a preview of imaging tools and techniques.

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