University of Tokyo's New Microscopy Captures 3D Dynamics of Living Cells
Sourced from 5 publications
- •The University of Tokyo's new technique uses high-speed microscopy to film 3D cell activity.
- •This method allows for video creation of dynamic processes inside live cells using mid-infrared light.
- •The technique enables detailed tracking of components like lipid droplets within cells without labels.
Sources
Label-free microscopy technique films cell activity in 3D - News-Medical
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